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bAll 85 MC1000 biofilm isolates that exhibited reduced motility relative to MC1000 were given JS designations Stafford, G. P., Ogi, T. & Hughes, C. Binding and transcriptional activation of non-flagellar genes by the Escherichia coli flagellar master regulator FlhD2C2. Microbiology (Reading, Engl) 151, 1779–1788 (2005).

In 1952, the Hydra-Glide's transmission's standard hand-shift/foot-clutch arrangement was supplemented by an optional foot-shift/hand-clutch setup. The original layout remained an option until 1978. [2] 1952 was also the last year of the 61cuin (1,000cc) EL, making the FL the last remaining large-frame model. [6] Sim, M. et al. Growth rate control of flagellar assembly in Escherichia coli strain RP437. Sci Rep 7, 41189 (2017). Edwards, David (October 1997), Edwards, David (ed.), "Harley 1998: New Hogs Go To Market", Cycle World, Newport Beach, CA USA: Hachette Filipacchi Magazines, vol.36, no.10, pp.26–27, ISSN 0011-4286 , retrieved 2013-05-04, Leading the way is the all-new FLTR Road Glide... Most obvious is the new frame-mounted fairing, a downsized, streamlined version of the bodywork first seen on the Tour Glide of 1980An 80cuin (1,300cc) engine was made optional on the Electra Glide in 1978, however, the FL designation was not changed. [14] By 1981, the 80cubicinch engine was the standard offering; the 74cuin (1,210cc) engine being discontinued. [16] Duan, Q., Zhou, M., Zhu, L. & Zhu, G. Flagella and bacterial pathogenicity. J. Basic Microbiol. 53, 1–8 (2013). Determination of the effect of motility heterogeneity on biofilm biomass after prolonged incubation Delalez, N. J. et al. Signal-dependent turnover of the bacterial flagellar switch protein FliM. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 107, 11347–11351 (2010).

The first set of experiments led to the conclusion that the biofilm environment may favor a mixture of motile and non-motile bacteria. From biofilms formed by the highly motile MC1000, we recovered 62 non-motile isolates, but no hyper-motile ones. We conclude that moderate selective pressure towards the opposing motility phenotype might operate in this biofilm. If this were true, then the biofilm environment may favor a mixture of motile and non-motile bacteria. To test this hypothesis, we initiated biofilms with MC1000 or with a mixture of MC1000 and the non-motile BP19 and followed the composition of the biofilm for about one month. The biofilm formed by the former degraded, whereas the latter formed a biofilm that maintained its integrity for a month with a mixture of both strains for most of the 1 month time period of the experiment (Fig. 1). Soutourina, O. A. & Bertin, P. N. Regulation cascade of flagellar expression in Gram-negative bacteria. FEMS Microbiol Rev 27, 505–523 (2003).

a b c d Field, Greg (2002). Original Harley-Davidson Panhead. St. Paul, MN US: MBI Publishing. p.27. ISBN 0-7603-1062-9. Hagiwara D, Sugiura M, Oshima T, Mori H, Aiba H, Yamashino T, Mizuno T. Genome-wide analyses revealing a signaling network of the RcsC-YojN-RcsB phosphorelay system in Escherichia coli. J Bacteriol. 2003;185:5735–46. Shin S, Park C. Modulation of flagellar expression in Escherichia coli by acetyl phosphate and the osmoregulator OmpR. J Bacteriol. 1995;177:4696–702.

Al Mamun AA, Tominaga A, Enomoto M. Detection and characterization of the flagellar master operon in the four Shigella subgroups. J Bacteriol. 1996;178:3722–6. S. enterica and E. coli both regulate the FlhD 4C 2 complex through ClpXP-mediated proteolytic degradation. Proteolytic degradation of FlhD 4C 2 plays a fundamental role in facilitating rapid responses to environmental changes that require motility 20, 21. The FlhD 4C 2 complex has a very short half-life of approximately 2–3 minutes 22. Proteolytic degradation of FlhD and FlhC is regulated in E. coli and S. enterica by RflP (previously known as YdiV) 23. However, rflP is not expressed under standard laboratory conditions in model E. coli strains, suggesting that ClpXP activity is modulated in a species-specific manner 7. To study the long-term impact of motility heterogeneity on the biofilm, we quantified biofilm biomass from either pure cultures of MC1000, BP19, or mixtures of MC1000 and BP19 (Fig. 4). After 3 weeks, the different mixtures yielded up to 5 times more biofilm biomass than either of the two pure cultures. This was true regardless of the composition of the inoculated mixture. While the viable bacterial counts did not always parallel the results from the CV assay, there is no doubt that the majority of the tested biofilms did indeed contain live bacteria. After 3 weeks, these viable bacteria constituted mixtures of both motile and non-motile bacteria. Again, this was true regardless of the composition of the mixture at time of inoculation. Intriguing observations were made with the flhD mutant, BP19. We were unable to perform the experiment for the entirety of the 3 weeks because the biofilm disintegrated. In fact, the 2 weeks biofilm already contained almost no viable bacteria anymore (Fig. 4b). The question remains how the mutant was able to make a biofilm in the first place, considering that flagella are thought to be needed for the initial attachment. It is possible that the bacteria used fimbriae/pili/curli as attachment tools straight from the beginning, as was proposed by A.J. Wolfe’s lab [ 31] for some of the acetate mutants which were able to produce a fimbriae based biofilm, albeit with a different integrity and smaller amounts of biomass. Flagellar gene expression assays were performed using the plasmids pRG39::cat (P fliC) and pRG52::cat (P flgA) 15. Both plasmids were transformed into strains using electroporation. Gene expression was quantified as described previously and analysis was based on a minimum of n = 3 repeats for each strain tested 15. Quantification of FliM-GFP foci In summary, we identified IS1 elements in the flhD operons of 28 of the 62 non-motile isolates that were tested. Two isolates carried an IS2 in their flhD gene, one carried an IS5 in flhD. Three isolates had deletions in the promoter region of flhD, five had small mutations in the open reading frame for FlhC. The IS element insertions were downstream of the transcriptional start of the operon, either between the transcriptional and the translational start of flhD or within the open reading frames of FlhD or FlhC. The small mutations were also found in the open reading frame for FlhC. The deletions included the region from the IS5 to the transcriptional start and a portion of the untranslated mRNA transcript. Motility heterogeneity leads to an increase in biofilm biomass after three weeks of incubationHornsby, Andy. "A Potted History of Harley-Davidson: Part 3 1979-2003". American-V Magazine. Crewe, UK: American-V. Archived from the original on 2011-09-30 . Retrieved 2011-10-03. The authors thank Dr. Alan J. Wolfe (Loyola University Chicago, Maywood IL) for critical reading of the manuscript. Funding On separate 6 well plates from the above experiment, biofilms were re-suspended, serially diluted, and bacteria were isolated by spreading the dilutions onto LB agar plates. Viability counts were calculated from these plates and expressed as ratios as described for the CV ratio. For the motility test, at least 100 isolated colonies per culture and time point were spotted on motility plates. An exception from this was BP19, whose biofilm did not permit the recovery of 100 colonies after 3 weeks of incubation. Motility was expressed as percentage of non-motile isolates within the total population, calculated across all isolates for the respective strain/mixture and time point. In a separate analysis, all data points were combined, regardless of strain/mixture or time point. Each data point was plotted as relative biofilm biomass from the CV assay versus the percentage of motile isolates.