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Table 3 Gene lists of the most important candidates for drug resistance in P.aeruginosa

From: Identifying genetic determinants of complex phenotypes from whole genome sequence data

Drug

Setting 1

Setting 2

Setting 3

Ciprofloxacin

trpI, transcriptional regulator TrpI

hypothetical protein

trpI, transcriptional regulator TrpI

 

lysin domain-containing protein

HIS/PHE ammonia-lyase

tag, DNA-3-methylad. glycosidase I

 

tag, DNA-3-methylad. glycosidase I

LysR family transcriptional regulator

lysin domain-containing protein

 

recF, recombination protein F

 

glutamine synthetase

 

D,D-heptose 1,7-bisphos. phosphatase

 

hypothetical protein

Ceftazidime

hemolysin activ./secret. prot

hypothetical protein (PA_40040)

hemolysin activ./secret. prot

 

hypothetical protein (PA_40040)

sensor/response regulator hybrid

hypothetical protein (PA_40040)

 

gyrB, DNA gyrase subunit B

 

gyrB, DNA gyrase subunit B

   

hemagglutinin

   

recQ, ATP-depend. DNA helicase

Gentamicin

Rossmann fold nucleotide-bind. prot.

sbrR, SbrR

tonB2, hypothetical protein

 

gyrB, DNA gyrase subunit B

tonB2, hypothetical protein

hemagglutinin

 

hemagglutinin

hemagglutinin

sbrR, SbrR

 

acyltransferase

tufA, elongation factor Tu

hemolysin activ./secret. prot

 

tonB2, hypothetical protein

hemolysin activ./secret. prot

 
 

nirN, c-type cytochrome

  
  1. Shown are the genes identified in all four runs under the four settings defined in Table 2. For each drug, the genes identified in all three settings are highlighted (boldface), as well as those found in two out of the three settings (italics). Gene names that are underlined (setting 1 only) are those identified during the cross-validation experiment, under both chunk sizes