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Table 2 Genes with ≥20 fold-change in at least two time points for PMA exposure (n = 17)

From: Transcriptional responses of Escherichia coli during recovery from inorganic or organic mercury exposure

Gene ID

Gene Name

Product Description

Hg t10

Hg t30

Hg t60

PMA t10

PMA t30

PMA t60

b3728

pstS

ABC phosphate transport system; periplasmic binding protein

n.s.

16

8

86

165

n.s.

b1020

phoH

ATP-binding protein, function unknown

8

71

221

61

365

n.s.

b0996

torC*

c-Type cytochrome

n.s.

n.s.

n.s.

55

65

77

b4060

yjcB

Function unknown

33

11

12

52

35

n.s.

b0399

phoB

Positive response regulator for pho regulon

4

22

3

51

105

n.s.

b1530

marR

Transcription repressor of multiple antibiotic resistance

26

7

n.s.

48

29

n.s.

b1531

marA

Transcriptional activator for multiple antibiotic resistance;

15

9

n.s.

46

31

n.s.

b1112

bhsA

Biofilm, cell surface and signaling defects, YhcN family

1949

563

94

46

21

n.s.

b1532

marB

marRAB multiple antibiotic resistance operon

16

8

n.s.

45

27

n.s.

b4663

azuC

Function unknown; membrane-associated

27

25

36

41

49

n.s.

b4030

psiE

Pho regulon, regulated by phoB and cAMP

35

64

17

38

59

n.s.

b3686

ibpB

Chaperone, heat-inducible protein of HSP20 family

402

124

281

37

211

9

b1748

astC

Succinylornithine transaminase; carbon starvation protein

30

31

25

34

36

n.s.

b3469

zntA

Zn(II), Cd(II), and Pb(II) translocating P-type ATPase

40

19

8

29

22

n.s.

b2582

trxC

Thioredoxin 2, zinc-binding; Trx2

134

50

7

24

24

n.s.

b4354

yjiY

Predicted transporter, function unknown

n.s.

n.s.

n.s.

20

77

n.s.

b1625

cnu

OriC-binding complex H-NS/Cnu

n.s.

10

n.s.

20

24

n.s.

  1. Table is sorted by PMA at 10 min column. n.s. = not significantly different from unexposed culture and boldface highlights actual values ≥20-fold. Gene names in boldface have a ≥ 20 differential expression response to both Hg and PMA in at least one time point (n = 11). Genes marked with an asterisk (*) had fewer than 11 average read counts for at least 2 time points in the unexposed condition and were operationally defined as being “off” in that condition. Such genes constituted, the lowest 15th percentile of all genes, based on raw read counts normalized across all libraries and across all biological replicates