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Table 1 Influence of Stress on the Viability and Global Transcription Profile

From: Cadmium triggers an integrated reprogramming of the metabolism of Synechocystis PCC6803, under the control of the Slr1738 regulator

Treatment

Cadmium

Hydrogen peroxide

Fe depletion

Fe excess

Zn excess

[C]

50 μM

3 mM

2-0

1-0

16 mM

776 μM

Time (min)

15

30

60

75

90

180

300

300'

360

960

15

30

180

300

420

2,800

2,800

240

360

30

240

% survival

100

98

90

88

85

70

57

59

43

<10

100

98

64

45

19

55

43

80

15

99

70

Induced genes

22

88

46

52

293

299

310

451

283

51

447

408

170

68

75

106

154

42

34

38

245

Repressed gene

8

17

10

13

250

315

328

439

310

26

490

478

92

12

55

104

109

98

100

22

221

  1. Wild type cells were challenged for the indicated durations prior to survival and transcriptome analyses (Methods). In the case of the Fe starvation stress, the switch in Fe concentration is indicated as 1-0 (standing for 1 μM then 0 μM) or 2-0 (standing for 2 μM then 0 μM). The time point 300 min of the kinetic of Cd responses was repeated twice (independent biological repeats, columns 300 and 300') with the two different versions of the Cyanochip DNA microarrays, leading to very reproducible results (see Additional files 2 and 4).
  2. Genes were considered differentially regulated whenever their level of expression was changed at least 1.9 fold.