Fig. 4From: cjrABC-senB hinders survival of extraintestinal pathogenic E. coli in the bloodstream through triggering complement-mediated killingThe deposition of serum IgG and purified C1q proteins on Cjr+-RS218 and Cjr−-RS218. (a) Levels of IgG deposition on the indicated strains after incubation in 40% NHS. (b) Flow cytometry histogram of IgG deposition on the bacteria after 3 h of incubation in 40% NHS. (c) Levels of purified C1q protein on the indicated strains after incubation with a solution containing 32 μg/ml C1q protein for 3 h. (d) Flow cytometry histogram of C1q deposition on the bacteria after incubation with a solution containing 32 μg/ml C1q protein for 3 h. For (a) and (c), the data are derived from flow cytometry analyses and presented as GMFI. The IgG depleted-NHS control group was bacteria incubated in IgG depleted-NHS, while the unstaining control groups were the bacteria without fluorescence staining. *, P value < 0.05Back to article page