Surface Spreading Motility Shown by a Group of Phylogenetically Related, Rapidly Growing Pigmented Mycobacteria Suggests that Motility Is a Common Property of Mycobacterial Species but Is Restricted to Smooth Colonies
J. Bacteriol. Agustí et al.
190: 6894
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Legends to Fig. S1 through S7.
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Fig. S1, TLC of chloroform-methanol extracts from Mycobacterium species.
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Fig. S2, TLC of chloroform-methanol extracts from Mycobacterium species.
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Fig. S3, TLC of chloroform-methanol extracts from Mycobacterium species.
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Fig. S4, TLC of chloroform-methanol extracts from Mycobacterium species.
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Fig. S5, TLC of chloroform-methanol extracts from Mycobacterium species.
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Fig. S6, TLC of methyl mycolates from Mycobacterium species.
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Fig. S7, GC-MS spectra of neutral products obtained from chloroform-methanol extracts of M. chubuense
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