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4.96+/-0.06 |
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5.21+/-0.55 |
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5.64+/-0.53 |
8G1 | 4.84+/-0.2 |
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5.1+/-0.38 |
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7.32+/-0.65 |
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4.62+/-0.12 |
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5.15+/-0.23 |
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6+/-0.22 |
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4.55+/-0.11 |
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5.02+/-0 |
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5.71+/-0.37 |
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4.8 |
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5.23+/-0.26 |
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5.81+/-0.14 |
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4.71+/-0.22 |
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5.01+/-0.34 |
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5.83+/-0.51 |
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4.99+/-0.1 |
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5.23+/-0.37 | ||
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5.08+/-0.22 | ||||
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5.03+/-0.15 |
For each survival curve, 40-50 L4 stage N2 worms* were transferred from OP50 to Db11 (closed squares) or to the selected clone (open squares). Plates were then incubated at 25 °C and scored each day for live worms. The curves show representative results of at least two trials.
°: Mean survival time (in days, +/- standard deviation) for worms infected at the L4 stage at 25 °C. The mean survival times for worms fed with Db11 or OP50 are 4.17+/-0.2 and 12.6+/-0.96 respectively. The mutants were considered weakly attenuated if their associated mean survival time was < 5, and strongly attenuated if their associated mean survival time was >5.5.
*: for 10E5, fer-15 worms were used. An attenuation
was not seen with N2 worms.
The time course of survival of fer-15 worms on Db11 (circles) is essentially identical to that of wild-type N2 worms (squares).