Table S1: Stationary Phase Induced (Spi) Proteins
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Table S1: Stationary phase induced (Spi) proteins. The table shows the protein spots whose induction at 48 h into stationary phase was statistically significant as calculated using a Student’s-T test to a confidence limit of P=0.05. Proteins are then further divided depending on their behaviour in stationary phase cultures of greater than 128 days old. Spi128: proteins with reduced synthesis levels at ≥128 d stationary phase compared with 48 h stationary phase. Spi128=: proteins with similar synthesis levels in 48 h and ≥128 d stationary phase. Spi128: proteins with higher synthesis levels at ≥128 d stationary phase than in 48 h stationary phase. -: Protein spot not present or not resolved. Quantities are given in mean ppm (parts per million) se, and these were calculated by dividing the dpm counts of the spot by the total dpm of all the spots in that gel, and multiplying by 1,000,000 ppm. Where se is missing, the value is based on only one gel (because the spot was not resolved or absent in the other gels of the same condition). a The SSP (standard spot number) is the unique number that PDQuest assigns to each spot of the matchset. b Molecular weight (Mr). c Isoelectric point (pI) of the spot. SSP Mr pI exponential 48 h sp > 128 d sp phase (kDa) (ppm se) (ppm se) (ppm se)
Spi128 8 8.4 6.6 179 3624 321 288 99 53 8.1 6.6 - 2210 682 - 534 37 6.8 157 19 349 53 - 2456 35 5.7 165 1025 242 508 3231 21 5.4 - 2821 512 1463 563 53 4.9 - 4232 1523 - 7546 36 4.6 733 262 3553 786 1106 582 Spi128= 2458 36 5.9 - 1976 402 1803 504 2621 49 5.7 420 60 1362 266 1415 454 4827 91 5.2 22 388 121 484 7734 55 4.7 - 550 161 438 116
Spi128 1633 47 6.0 57 196 13 1884 1469 2629 49 5.8 579 39 912 37 2565 805 2747 57 5.8 95 10 506 100 4080 1079 4024 13 5.3 50 15 3871 1014 7925 2744 6740 55 4.8 116 3 283 47 2508 681 Table S2: Proteins with expression levels maintained at exponential phase levels at 48 h stationary phase (Spm proteins). The expression of these proteins was maintained within 1.1 fold of the level in exponential phase. Spm128: proteins with lower synthesis levels at >128 d stationary phase than in either exponential or 48 h stationary phase. Spm128=: proteins with similar synthesis levels in exponential, 48 h and >128 d stationary phase. Spm128: proteins with higher synthesis levels at >128 d stationary phase than in both exponential and 48 h stationary phase. - value: protein spot not present or not resolved. See legend to Table 2 for column headings. SSP Mr pI exponential 48 h sp > 128 d sp phase (kDa) (ppm se) (ppm se) (ppm se)
Spm128 408 36 6.5 511 147 556 299 - 713 60 6.6 180 22 184 65 - 2732 56 5.7 704 609 647 241 - 3025 9.7 5.6 5206 1536 5119 2057 1009 644 5030 9.5 5.2 1643 614 1569 664 264 5433 33 5.1 2081 827 2185 408 462 6853 73 4.7 532 224 509 240 397 Spm128= 1226 24 6.3 361 14 373 98 341 95 4025 12.3 5.3 1397 368 1382 385 1272 374 5525 37 4.9 4360 2204 4563 3404 6045 1361 7031 10.3 4.5 717 233 770 176 692 472
Spm128 1227 24 6.2 473 20 478 349 4345 2281 1737 56 6.0 607 454 707 114 6843 1410 2737 69 5.7 71 40 19 506 55 4442 36 5.3 960 524 43 4809 882 4533 37 5.3 3576 1688 3256 1048 6341 1901 5722 61 5.0 1295 265 1789 1271 6445 959 7928 122 4.7 1110 241 947 118 2395 402 Table S3: Stationary phase repressed (Spr) proteins. The repression in 48 h stationary phase compared with exponential phase was statistically significant for all protein spots shown (as calculated using a Student’s-T test to a confidence limit of
P=0.05) . Spr128: proteins with similar or reduced expression levels after >128 days in stationary phase compared with 48 h stationary phase. Spr128: proteins with increased expression levels after >128 days in stationary phase compared with 48 h stationary phase. See legend to Table for column headings. Rows shown in bold correspond to
Spr128 proteins that were subsequently identified (See Table 5). a b c SSP Mr pI exponential 48 h sp > 128 d sp phase (kDa) (ppm se) (ppm se) (ppm se)
Spr128 1116 20 6.3 903 207 181 64 - 4023 13.8 5.3 1241 547 686 304 4134 19 5.4 543 46 142 38 - 4836 79 5.3 3204 463 580 172 - 5133 20 4.0 2616 278 695 259 - 6120 16 4.7 1815 237 510 162 -
Spr128 2620 46 5.8 1209 312 264 58 1432 358 2623 46 5.7 798 27 167 54 832 208 2728 53 5.8 1438 747 609 94 2434 385 3322 28 5.5 1597 422 357 156 3876 966 4121 16 5.3 586 151 133 35 3328 1275 4642 45 5.3 17671 11331 3021 583 10020 20 4746 64 5.3 1954 507 146 60 4007 4748 66 5.2 501 48 79 40 410 5834 91 5.0 402 130 1058 74 4025 635 7726 55 4.6 17178 14013 238 50 2812 1102 7734 26 4.7 1571 308 160 1530 206 7838 85 4.6 3099 1394 - 3059 1460 7840 76 4.5 1865 951 265 74 4148 1679