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Antibiofilm activity and mechanisms of Amomum tsao-ko and clove essential oils against Staphylococcus aureus

Guoqing Yu1,2, Ming Chen1,2, Zedong Liao3, Yi wu Wen1,2, Shan Chen1,2, Yixi Zhou1,2, Keshan Lin1,2, Jialin Dai1,2, Min Dai1,2*, Fenghui Sun1,2*

1School of Laboratory Medicine, Chengdu Medical College, Chengdu, China;

2Sichuan Provincial Engineering Laboratory for Prevention and Control Technology of Veterinary Drug Residue in Animal-Origin Food, Chengdu Medical College, Chengdu, China;

3Department of Clinical Laboratory, Guangyuan Central Hospital, Guangyuan, Sichuan, China

These authors contributed equally to this work and share first authorship

Abstract

Staphylococcus aureus biofilms significantly threaten public health by causing persistent infections and -foodborne diseases. The rise in antibiotic resistance emphasizes the urgent need for effective non-antibiotic control strategies. This study evaluated the anti-biofilm potential of Amomum tsao-ko (AEO) and clove (CEO) essential oils against S. aureus NCTC8325. Gas chromatography–mass spectroscopy analysis revealed distinct chemical profiles, with AEO exhibiting greater diversity. Both essential oils showed potent anti-biofilm activity against S. aureus NCTC8325, effectively preventing biofilm establishment, as confirmed by confocal laser scanning microscopy and scanning electron microscopy. The growth curves and crystal violet staining results demonstrated that AEO and CEO effectively inhibit biofilm formation at concentrations of 91.3 μg/mL and 86.3 μg/mL, respectively, without affecting bacterial growth. Transcriptomic profiling revealed that both AEO and CEO exert anti-biofilm effects through significant regulation of multiple molecular pathways. Interestingly, although the specific pathways influenced by AEO and CEO differed, both treatments significantly downregulated the S. aureus infection pathway and the expression of key adhesin protein genes within this pathway. Overall, this study provides critical insights into the phenotypic and transcriptional responses of S. aureus to AEO and CEO, thereby elucidating the molecular basis of their anti-biofilm activities.

Key words: Staphylococcus aureus, biofilm, Amomum tsao-ko oil, clove oil

*Corresponding Authors: Fenghui Sun and Min Dai, School of Laboratory Medicine, Chengdu Medical College, Chengdu 610500, China. Emails: [email protected]; [email protected]

Academic Editor: Carlos A.F. Oliveira, PhD, Department of Food Engineering, School of Animal Science and Food Engineering, University of São Paulo, Brazil

Received: 3 June 2025; Accepted: 16 December 2025; Published: 20 March 2026

DOI: 10.15586/qas.v18i1.1600

© 2026 Codon Publications
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Introduction

Staphylococcus aureus is a major pathogen -responsible for a wide range of invasive infections in humans, including skin and soft tissue infections, endocarditis, pneumonia, and septicemia as well as severe -foodborne illnesses (Chung and Huh, 2015; Hatlen and Miller, 2021; Tong et al., 2015). Moreover, the ability of S. aureus to form biofilms markedly enhances its tolerance to antimicrobial agents, facilitating chronic and recurrent infections that are often difficult to eradicate (Hernández-Cuellar et al., 2023; Mahmoudi et al., 2019; Piechota et al., 2018). In implant-associated infections, S. aureus biofilms often colonize medical devices, such as joint replacements, heart valves, and urinary catheters, thus increasing the risk of complications and the likelihood of reoperation (Klinger-Strobel et al., 2017; Rahimi et al., 2016; Swearingen et al., 2016). In chronic wound infections, including diabetic foot ulcers and pressure sores, the presence of S. aureus biofilms delays wound healing and predispose patients to recurrent or persistent infections. Moreover, S. aureus biofilms that develop on food-processing surfaces contribute to foodborne outbreaks, posing significant challenges to food safety and infection control (Cascioferro et al., 2021; Silva et al., 2021; Vergara et al., 2017).

Biofilms are highly organized microbial consortia composed of extracellular DNA, lipids, proteins, and polysaccharides that adhere to both biotic and abiotic surfaces. They serve as protective barriers that shield bacterial cells from environmental stresses, such as ultraviolet (UV) radiation, extreme temperature or pH, high salinity, nutrient deprivation, and exposure to antibiotics or disinfectants (Yin et al., 2019). Compared to their planktonic counterparts, biofilm-embedded bacteria display markedly enhanced resistance to antimicrobial treatments, complicating eradication efforts and contributing to persistent implant-associated infections (Reis et al., 2020) and recurrent foodborne diseases (Guo et al., 2023). Given the high resistance of biofilms to conventional antibiotics, the development of safe and effective alternative strategies to mitigate biofilm-associated health risks has become an urgent global priority (Rather et al., 2021). Current biofilm management strategies encompass diverse approaches, including anti-biofilm peptides (e.g., LL-37) (Ridyard et al., 2021), bacteriophage therapy (Pires et al., 2022), electromagnetic interventions, antibacterial coatings (Arciola et al., 2018; Khatoon et al., 2018), and treatments based on natural products.

Among these, plant-derived essential oils have gained considerable attention due to their low toxicity, safety, biodegradability, and environmental compatibility, making them promising candidates for controlling biofilm-associated infections and for using in food preservation (Li et al., 2022b; Melander et al., 2020). Essential oils extracted from diverse plant sources, such as Cinnamomum verum (Yanakiev et al., 2020), Artemisia dracunculus (Mohammadi Pelarti et al., 2021), Leptospermum scoparium (Pedonese et al., 2022), Thymbra capitata (Almeida et al., 2022), Salvia fruticosa, and Origanum vulgare (Ersanli et al., 2023), have demonstrated strong anti-biofilm and biofilm-dispersing activity, highlighting their therapeutic potential against S. aureus biofilm-associated infections. Among these natural products, Amomum tsao-ko essential oil (AEO) and clove essential oil (CEO) exhibit a wide range of biological activities, including antioxidant (Xie et al., 2022), anti-Trichomonas vaginalis (Dai et al., 2016a), antitumor (Zhang et al., 2015), anti-inflammatory (Kim et al., 2016), and antiviral effects (Liñán-Atero et al., 2024). AEO and CEO have shown significant antibacterial activity against S. aureus (Li et al., 2022a; Min et al., 2016; Yan et al., 2025). However, the molecular mechanisms underlying their inhibitory effects on S. aureus biofilm formation remain poorly understood, and it is unclear whether these essential oils act through shared or distinct regulatory pathways.

In the present study, we conducted a comprehensive comparative analysis of AEO and CEO to elucidate their anti-biofilm mechanisms against S. aureus. The investigation included chemical composition profiling of each essential oil, antimicrobial assays, biofilm formation and disruption assays (crystal violet [CV] staining), ultrastructural characterization by microscopy, and transcriptomic sequencing integrated with molecular validation. Through this multifaceted approach, we systematically examined the inhibitory concentrations, anti-biofilm efficacy, affected molecular pathways, and key regulatory genes involved in the actions of AEO and CEO, providing new insights into their mechanisms of biofilm suppression.

Materials and Methods

Source and preparation of essential oils and S. aureus strain

Amomum tsao-ko was purchased from Beijing Tongren Drug Store (China). The dried fruits were crunched, and the essential oil was extracted as per the protocols described by Dai et al. (2016b). The extracted oil was stored at 4°C for further use. The CEO was purchased from Shanghai Yuan Ye Biotechnology Co. Ltd. (catalog number: 8000–34–8; China). S. aureus NCTC8325 was obtained from the National Collection of Type Cultures and preserved at –80°C in laboratory. Before experimentation, the bacterial strain was first cultured on nutrient agar (Aoboxing, Beijing, China) at 37°C for 24 h, and single colonies were subsequently inoculated into nutrient broth and incubated at 37°C with continuous shaking at 200 rpm for 24 h.

Characterization of AEO and CEO chemical composition using gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC-MS)

The chemical compositions of AEO and CEO were -analyzed by GC–MS on the Agilent Technologies 7890B GC system coupled with a 5977B inert mass selective detector (MSD) and controlled via the Agilent ChemStation software (Agilent Technologies Co. Ltd., Santa Clara, CA, USA). AEO analysis was performed on an Agilent 19091S-433 column (30 m × 0.25 mm × 0.25 μm). Samples (1 µL) were injected by using an Agilent G4513A autosampler in split mode at a ratio of 20:1, with helium acting as a carrier gas at a flow rate of 1.0 mL/min. The GC oven was programmed as follows: initial temperature 60°C held for 5 min, ramped to 110°C at 1°C/min, and held for 5 min, increased to 180°C at 5°C/min and held for 3 min, and finally heated to 240°C at 3°C/min and held for 5 min. Mass spectrometer operated in electron impact (EI) mode with a scan range of 50–800 amu, an ionization energy of 70 eV, and ion source and quadrupole temperatures set at 240°C and 150°C, respectively. CEO analysis followed a similar protocol, with a modified oven program: initial temperature 40°C held for 30 min, then ramped to 220°C at 5°C/min and held for 30 min. Compound identification was achieved by comparing the obtained mass spectra with reference spectra in the NIST 17.L library (National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA; https://webbook.nist.gov), and the relative component abundances were calculated from peak areas using the Mass Hunter B.07.00 software.

Analysis of bacterial growth in the presence of AEO and CEO

A single colony of S. aureus was inoculated into Mueller–Hinton broth (MHB; Solarbio, Beijing, China) and cultured overnight. The resulting bacterial suspension was adjusted to an optical density at 600 nm (OD600) of 0.6 and diluted 1:100 in fresh MHB. The aliquots were then added to MHB containing either AEO (final concentrations: 11.4, 22.8, 45.6, 91.3, 182.5, 365, and 730 μg/mL) or CEO (final concentrations: 10.8, 21.5, 43.1, 86.3, 172.5, 345, and 690 μg/mL). The control did not contain any essential oil. The bacterial growth was monitored by measuring OD600 at intervals of over 24 h using a microplate reader (BioTek, Winooski, VT, USA). All experiments were conducted in triplicate.

Assessment of antibacterial activity of AEO and CEO by MIC and MBC assays

The minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) of AEO and CEO against S. aureus NCTC8325 was determined using 96-well microtiter plates in accordance with the guidelines of the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI). Briefly, 100 µL of bacterial suspension adjusted to 1.5 × 106 CFU/mL in MHB (Solarbio) was added to each well, along with serial dilutions of AEO (0–1,380 μg/mL) or CEO (0–1,460 μg/mL) prepared in MHB. The plates were incubated at 37°C for 18 h, and the lowest concentration of essential oils with no visible growth of microorganisms was defined as MIC. To determine minimum bactericidal concentration (MBC), 10 µL of culture from the wells showing no visible growth was plated onto Mueller–Hinton agar (MHA; Solarbio) and incubated at 37°C for 24 h. The MBC was defined as the lowest concentration at which no bacterial colonies were observed. All experiments were performed in triplicate.

Evaluation of anti-biofilm activity of AEO and CEO via CV assay

The inhibitory effects of AEO and CEO on biofilm formation were assessed by using the CV staining method as described by Ersanli et al. (2023). Briefly, exponential-phase S. aureus cells (100 µL, 0.5 McFarland) were added to a 96-well microtiter plate containing 100 µL of tryptic soy broth (TSB; Solarbio) supplemented with 1% glucose and sub-inhibitory concentrations of AEO or CEO. After incubation at 37°C for 24 h, the planktonic cells were removed, and the wells were gently rinsed thrice with phosphate-buffered saline (PBS). The biofilms were stained with 1% CV for 20 min at room temperature, followed by three washes with PBS, air drying, and solubilization in 95% ethanol. The absorbance was measured at 570 nm by using a microplate reader. Wells without essential oil treatment served as controls. The minimum biofilm inhibitory concentration (MBIC) was defined as the lowest concentration of AEO or CEO at which OD600 displayed no significant difference when compared to the TSB blank control. The biofilm inhibition rate (%) was -calculated as follows:

Biofilm inhibition rate (%) = ([ODcontrol – ODinhibition] ÷ ODcontrol) × 100%.

The disruptive effects of AEO and CEO on mature biofilms were evaluated similarly. Exponential-phase S. aureus cells (100 µL) were first cultured in a 96-well microtiter plate containing 100 µL of TSB with 1% glucose and incubated at 37°C for 24 h to allow formation of biofilm. The preformed biofilms were then treated with varying concentrations of AEO (91.3–2,920 μg/mL) or CEO (86.3–2760 μg/mL) at 37°C for 24 h. After treatment, the essential oils were removed, and the biofilms were stained and solubilized as described earlier. Absorbance at 570 nm was measured to assess biofilm disruption. Wells treated with sterile TSB served as blank control. The minimum biofilm eradication concentration (MBEC) was defined as the lowest concentration of essential oils that shows no significant difference in values compared to the TSB blank control. The biofilm elimination rate (%) was calculated as follows:

Biofilm elimination rate (%) = ([ODcontrol - ODdisruption] ÷ ODcontrol) × 100%.

All experiments were performed in triplicate.

Microscopic examination of S. aureus biofilms following AEO and CEO treatment

For confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) analysis, S. aureus biofilms were treated with AEO (365 μg/mL) or CEO (345 μg/mL) in 8-well chamber slides (Nunc Lab-Tek; Thermo Fisher Scientific, MA, USA) with 400 µL per well. Following incubation at 37°C for 24 h, the biofilms were gently rinsed thrice with sterile PBS, air-dried at room temperature for 20 min, fixed with 5% formaldehyde for 5 min, rehydrated with 95% ethanol for 5 min, and stained with 0.1% (w/v) acridine orange solution for 15 min in the dark. The control samples were processed identically in the absence of essential oils. The biofilm images were acquired at 488 nm using a CLSM (A1R MP+; Nikon Ltd., Japan).

For scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analysis, S. aureus biofilms were formed on glass slides in 8-well chamber slides (400 µL/well) in the presence of AEO (365 μg/mL) or CEO (345 μg/mL). After incubation at 37°C for 24 h, the slides were washed with PBS, fixed with 5% formaldehyde for 5 min, and dehydrated through a graded ethanol series (50%, 70%, 90%, and 100%) for 2 min each. The morphological changes in bacterial cells following essential oil treatment were observed by SEM (Helios G4 UC type, Aztec Live ULTIM; Thermo Fisher).

Quantification of extracellular proteins and polysaccharides and viable cell counts in biofilms

The extracellular proteins content was determined by using a previously reported method with minor modifications (Gao et al., 2022). Log-phase S. aureus cells were diluted as 1:100 in fresh TSB supplemented with 0.5% (w/v) glucose and exposed to varying concentrations of AEO (45.6, 91.3, and 182.5 μg/mL) or CEO (43.1, 86.3, and 172.5 μg/mL) for 24 h to allow the formation of mature biofilms. Untreated S. aureus cells served as controls. Following the incubation, the samples were washed and resuspended in PBS. Extracellular proteins were isolated via centrifugation and quantified using a bicinchoninic acid (BCA) protein assay kit (Solarbio) in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

The extracellular polysaccharides content was determined by using a previously reported method albeit with minor modifications (Liu et al., 2017). Briefly, 2 mL of the sample was mixed with 1 mL of 6% (w/v) phenol solution, followed by the rapid addition of 5 mL of concentrated sulfuric acid. The reaction mixture was incubated in a water bath at 90°C for 15 min and then cooled to room temperature. The absorbance of the mixture was measured at 490 nm using a UV-visible spectrophotometer.

Biofilm viability was assessed by using a method as described previously with minor modifications (Qian et al., 2020). Briefly, after 24-h treatment with AEO or CEO in a 6-well plate, the matured biofilms were disrupted in an ultrasonic water bath. The resulting suspensions were washed thrice with 200 μL of 10-mM PBS and serially diluted in 10-fold increments with PBS. Aliquots of 10 μL from each dilution were plated onto tryptic soy agar (TSA) and incubated at 37°C for 24 h. Bacterial viability was determined by enumerating the colony--forming units (CFUs).

RNA extraction, sequencing, and quantitative reverse transcription–polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR) validation

A total of nine samples were used for RNA-seq analysis, which comprised three biological replicates per group. S. aureus strain NCTC8325 was cultured in TSB medium with or without AEO (91.3 μg/mL) or CEO (86.3 μg/mL) at 37°C for 24 h. Total RNA was extracted following the manufacturer’s protocol using the RNAprep Pure Cell/Bacteria kit (TIANGEN Biotech, Beijing, China). The RNA samples were then submitted to Shanghai Meiji Biotechnology Co. Ltd. for sequencing.

The resulting clean reads were aligned to the S. aureus subsp. aureus reference genome (GenBank accession GCA_000013425.1) using HISAT2 (v2.1.0) (Kim et al., 2019). Differentially expressed genes (DEGs) between the AEO and CEO treatment groups and the control group were identified using the DESeq2 package (v1.38.3) (Quinn et al., 2018) in R software with a fold change of ≥1.5 and a significance threshold (P < 0.05). To investigate biological functions and pathways associated with DEGs, Gene Ontology (GO) and Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) enrichment analyses were performed using the R package clusterProfiler, with a focusing on terms with P < 0.05. The Raw sequence data reported in this paper were deposited in the Genome Sequence Archive in National Genomics Data Center, China National Center for Bioinformation/Beijing Institute of Genomics, Chinese Academy of Sciences (Project Number: PRJCA050085), which are publicly accessible at https://ngdc.cncb.ac.cn/gsa.

To validate RNA-seq results, qRT-PCR was performed. The RNA samples were prepared as described above. Total RNA was reverse-transcribed into complementary DNA (cDNA) by using PrimeScript™ FAST RT Reagent Kit with genomic DNA (gDNA) eraser (Takara, Japan). qRT-PCR reactions were conducted using the TB Green® Premix Ex Taq™ II FAST qPCR kit (Takara) on a CFX Connect real-time PCR system (Bio-Rad Laboratories, Hercules, CA, USA), following the manufacturer’s instructions. Primers were designed using the Primer 5.0 software (PREMIER Biosoft, Canada), which are listed in Supplementary Table S1. The gene expressions were normalized to the triosephosphate isomerase (TPI) of S. aureus, and the relative expression of target genes was calculated by using the two-delta-delta-C-T (2-ΔΔCT) method.

Statistical analysis

Data were presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD). All statistical analyses were conducted utilizing GraphPad Prism 9.0. The data were analyzed using one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA), where P < 0.05 was considered to indicate statistical significance. Every experiment was repeated thrice.

Results

Chemical composition and comparison of AEO and CEO

The GC-MS analysis revealed distinct chemical profiles for CEO and AEO (Figure 1), with the principal constituents summarized in Tables 1 and 2. In AEO, 12 major components (relative abundance > 1.0%) were identified, including eucalyptol (30.58%), geraniol (13.10%), citral (7.19%), α-phellandrene (4.22%), 2,6-octadien-1-ol, 3,7-dimethyl-, acetate, (Z)- (2.95%), α-terpinyl formate (2.75%), β-methyl-cinnamaldehyde (2.32%), bicyclo[3.1.1]heptane, 6,6-dimethyl-2-methylene-, (1S)- (1.90%), (E)-2-octenal (1.79%), (1R)-2,6,6-trimethylbicyclo[3.1.1]hept-2-ene (1.61%), 1H-indene-4-carboxaldehyde, 2,3-dihydro (1.53%), and 2-dodecenal (1.18%). In contrast, the CEO was dominated by four major constituents (relative abundance > 1.0%): eugenol (76.35%), caryophyllene (9.69%), humulene (2.39%), and cyclohexane, 1,3,5-triphenyl- (1.24%).

Figure 1. The gas chromatography-mass spectrometer analysis of AEO (A) and CEO (B).

Table 1. The components of AEO identified by GC-MS.

No. Compound name Molecular formula Relative content/% Retention time (min)
1 2-n-Butyl furan C8H12O 0.041 5.329
2 Heptanal C7H14O 0.165 5.637
3 Bicyclo[3.1.0]hex-2-ene, 4-methyl-1-(1-methylethyl)- C10H16 0.1 6.582
4 (1R)-2,6,6-Trimethylbicyclo[3.1.1]hept-2-ene C10H16 1.614 6.862
5 Camphene C10H16 0.05 7.475
6 Bicyclo[3.1.0]hexane, 4-methylene-1-(1-methylethyl)- C10H16 0.067 8.698
7 Bicyclo[3.1.1]heptane, 6,6-dimethyl-2-methylene-, (1S)- C10H16 1.901 8.841
8 6-methyl-5-Hepten-2-one C8H14O 1.154 9.504
9 β-Myrcene C10H16 0.322 9.71
11 α-Phellandrene C10H16 4.219 10.465
12 3-Carene C10H16 0.138 10.746
13 1-methyl-4-(1-methylethyl)-1,3-Cyclohexadiene C10H16 0.183 11.173
14 p-Cymene C10H14 1.742 11.682
15 1,3,5-Cycloheptatriene, 3,7,7-trimethyl- C10H14 1.035 11.939
16 Eucalyptol C10H18O 30.575 12.509
17 trans-β-Ocimene C10H16 0.082 12.833
18 (Z)-3,7-dimethyl-1,3,6-Octatriene, C10H16 0.361 13.52
19 (E)-2-Octenal C8H14O 1.791 14.288
20 p-Cresol C7H8O 0.044 14.803
21 Cyclooctyl alcohol C8H16O 1.088 15.187
22 1-Octanol C8H18O 0.117 15.393
23 Cyclohexene, 1-methyl-4-(1-methylethylidene)- C10H16 0.212 16.468
24 Phenol, 2-methoxy- C7H8O2 1.066 16.661
25 3-Methyl-2-(2-methyl-2-butenyl)-furan C10H14O 0.082 17.455
26 Linalool C10H18O 0.765 17.793
27 2-Nonanol C9H20O 1.024 17.941
28 Nonanal C9H18O 0.075 18.102
29 Fenchol C10H18O 1.031 18.613
30 γ-Terpinene C10H16 0.07 19.354
31 6-Octenal, 3,7-dimethyl-, (R)- C10H18O 1.029 22.711
32 Phenol, 2,5-dimethyl- C8H10O 0.028 23.32
33 endo-Borneol C10H18O 1.093 23.545
34 Terpinen-4-ol C10H18O 0.907 24.816
35 α-TERPINYL FORMATE C11H18O2 2.75 26.49
36 Decanal C10H20O 0.147 28.304
37 Neral C10H16O 3.83 32.304
38 2-Cyclohexen-1-one, 2-methyl-5-(1-methylethyl)-, (S)- C10H16O 1.048 32.474
39 Geraniol C10H18O 13.098 34.957
40 Citral C10H16O 7.193 36.354
41 (1S-endo)Bicyclo[2.2.1]heptan-2-ol, 1,7,7-trimethyl-, acetate C12H20O2 1.042 37.058
42 Phenol, 2-methyl-5-(1-methylethyl)- C10H14O 0.213 40.028
43 1H-Indene-4-carboxaldehyde, 2,3-dihydro C10H10O 1.527 42.44
44 2-Oxabicyclo[2.2.2]octan-6-ol, 1,3,3-trimethyl-, acetate C12H20O3 1.064 43.609
45 2,6-Octadiene, 2,6-dimethyl- C10H18 0.041 45.594
46 β-methyl-Cinnamaldehyde C10H10O 2.32 46.181
47 2,6-Octadien-1-ol, 3,7-dimethyl-, acetate, (Z)- C12H20O2 2.95 49.379
48 (E)-2-Decenyl acetate C12H22O2 0.484 52.299
49 (1R,9R,E)-4,11,11-Trimethyl-8-methylenebicyclo[7.2.0]undec-4-ene C15H24 1.046 56.152
50 2-Dodecenal C12H22O 1.181 58.616
51 Z-2-Dodecenol C12H24O 0.198 59.642
52 [3aS-(3aα,3bβ,4β,7α,7aS*)]-octahydro-7-methyl-3-methylene-4-(1-methylethyl)-1H-Cyclopenta[1,3]cyclopropa[1,2]benzene C15H24 0.033 60.188
53 α-Muurolene C15H24 1.057 61.813
54 Naphthalene, 1,2,3,5,6,8a-hexahydro-4,7-dimethyl-1-(1-methylethyl)-, (1S-cis) C15H24 0.199 63.832
55 Cubenene C15H24 1.023 64.28
56 Cyclohexanemethanol-4-Ethenyl-α,α,4-trimethyl-3-(1-methylethenyl) C15H26O 0.183 65.56
57 Guaiol C15H26O 0.015 67.979
58 1,5-Dodecadiene C12H22 1.138 68.841
59 Naphthalene, 1,2,3,4,4a,7-hexahydro-1,6-dimethyl-4-(1-methylethyl)- C15H24 0.094 69.165
60 2-Naphthalenemethanol, 1,2,3,4,4a,5,6,7-octahydro-α,α,4a,8-tetramethyl-, (2R-cis)- C15H26O 0.123 69.295
61 Naphthalene, 1,2,3,5,6,7,8,8a-octahydro-1,8a-dimethyl-7-(1-methylethenyl)-, [1R-(1α,7β,8aα)]- C15H24 1.011 69.56
62 Bicyclo[4.4.0]dec-1-ene, 2-isopropyl-5-methyl-9-methylene- C15H24 0.07 69.703
63 2-Naphthalenemethanol, decahydro-α,α,4a-trimethyl-8-methylene-[2R-(2α,4a.α,8αβ)] C15H26O 0.215 69.926
64 β-Panasinsene C15H24 0.195 70.053
65 tau-Cadinol C15H26O 0.123 70.176
66 Naphthalene, 1,2,3,5,6,7,8,8a-octahydro-1,8a-dimethyl-7-(1-methylethenyl)-, [1S-(1α,7α,8aα)]- C15H24 0.136 70.62
67 9H-Fluoren-9-one C13H8O 0.014 72.417
68 (E)-β-Famesene C15H24 0.026 72.519
69 (E)-3-Butylidene-4,5-dihydroisobenzofuran-1(3H)-one C12H14O2 0.111 72.707
70 Phenanthrene C14H10 0.023 73.566

Based on structural classification, these components were grouped into six categories: aromatics, alcohols, aldehydes, alkenes, monoterpenes, and others. Comparative profiling revealed notable compositional differences between two essential oils: AEO exhibited greater chemical diversity, characterized by higher proportions of alcohols, aldehydes, and miscellaneous compounds, whereas aromatics predominated CEO (Figure 2). Given the compositional differences and the observed similar anti-biofilm activity of AEO and CEO against S. aureus, we further investigated their potential mechanisms of action.

Figure 2. Comparison of components in the AEO and CEO compound categories.

Antibacterial and anti-biofilm effects of AEO and CEO against S. aureus

The antibacterial activities of AEO and CEO were evaluated by determining their MIC, MBC, and growth curves. As shown in Figures 3A and 3B, both essential oils markedly inhibited S. aureus growth in a -concentration-dependent manner, as reflected by decreasing OD at 600 nm (OD600). Notably, significant reductions in OD at 600 nm were observed at concentrations of 730 μg/mL for AEO and 690 μg/mL for CEO. MIC determination yielded comparable antibacterial potencies, 730 μg/mL for AEO and 690 μg/mL for CEO, consistent with cell density data (Supplementary Figure S1). MBC values were substantially higher than their respective MICs, indicating that bactericidal activity required higher concentrations than those needed for growth inhibition. Specifically, MBC for AEO was 1.45 mg/mL (approximately twice its MIC), while that for CEO was 2.76 mg/mL (approximately four-fold its MIC). Collectively, these results indicate that both AEO and CEO can suppress S. aureus proliferation, although their bactericidal thresholds differ.

Figure 3. Effects of AEO (A) and CEO (B) at different concentrations on the activity of S. aureus NCTC8325 assessed by the growth curve assay. Effect of AEO (C and E) and CEO (D and F) with sub-minimum inhibitory concentrations on the formation of S. aureus biofilms assessed by crystal violet staining. ***P < 0.001, ****P < 0.0001 compared with the control group.

The anti-biofilm potential of AEO and CEO was subsequently assessed across a concentration gradient (Figures 3C and 3D). AEO and CEO significantly inhibited biofilm formation induced by S. aureus. At 91.3 μg/mL, AEO reduced biofilm biomass by 37.693% ± 5.214%, whereas CEO achieved a 39.774% ± 5.404% reduction at 86.3 μg/mL (Figures 3E and 3F). The MICs of biofilm, determined through CV staining, were 730 μg/mL for AEO and 690 μg/mL for CEO, aligning with their MIC values. These results indicated that the sub-MIC values of AEO (11.4, 22.8, 45.6, 91.3, 182.5, and 365 μg/mL) and CEO (10.8, 21.5, 43.1, 86.3, 172.5, and 345 μg/mL) significantly inhibited S. aureus NCTC8325 biofilm formation in a dose-dependent manner.

Disruption of S. aureus biofilms by AEO and CEO

The ability of AEO and CEO to disrupt pre-established S. aureus biofilms was also examined (Figure 4). Biofilm disruption increased progressively with increasing concentrations of both essential oils, with nearly complete biofilm eradication observed at 2,900 μg/mL for AEO and 1,380 μg/mL for CEO. Accordingly, the minimum biofilm eradication concentrations were determined to be 2,900 μg/mL for AEO and 1,380 μg/mL for CEO (Table 3).

Figure 4. The eradication effect of different concentrations of AEO (A) and CEO (B) on preformed biofilm formation of S. aureus NCTC8325, *P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001, ****P < 0.0001 compared with the 0 μg/ml group.

Table 2. The components of CEO identified by GC-MS.

No. Compound name Molecular formula Relative content/% Retention time (min)
1 Phenol, 4-(2-propenyl)- C9H10O 0.16 19.392
2 Eugenol C10H12O2 76.348 22.234
3 Copaene C15H24 0.244 22.523
4 (-)-Tricyclo[6.2.1.0(4,11)]undec-5-ene, 1,5,9,9-tetramethyl- (isocaryophyllene-I1) C15H24 0.225 22.722
5 Naphthalene, 1,2,4a,5,8,8a-hexahydro-4,7-dimethyl-1-(1-methylethyl)-, (1α,4a.β,8a.α)-(+/-)- C15H24 0.239 22.834
6 1H-Cyclopropa[a]naphthalene, decahydro-1, 1,3a-trimethyl-7-methylene-, [1aS-(1a.α,3a.α,7a.β,7b.α)] C15H24 1.094 22.898
7 Bicyclo[7.2.0]undec-4-ene, 4,11,11-trimethyl-8-methylene-,[1R-(1R*,4Z,9S*)]- C15H24 0.151 23.333
8 2,10,10-Trimethyltricyclo[7.1.1.0(2,7)]undec-6-en-8-one C14H20O 0.169 23.381
9 1S,2S,5R-1,4,4-Trimethyltricyclo[6.3.1.0(2,5)]dodec-8(9)-ene C15H24 1.163 23.489
10 Caryophyllene C15H24 9.692 23.678
11 Tricyclo[4.1.0.0(2,4)]heptane, 3,3,7,7-tetramethyl-5-(2-methyl-1-propenyl)- C15H24 1.055 23.872
12 (2S,4aR,8aR)-4a,8-Dimethyl-2-(prop-1-en-2-yl)-1,2,3,4,4a,5,6,8a-octahydronaphthalene C15H24 0.164 23.931
13 γ-Muurolene C15H24 0.168 24.163
14 (+)-epi-Bicyclosesquiphellandrene C15H24 0.108 24.253
15 4,11,11-trimethyl-8-methylenebicyclo[7.2.0]undec-3-ene C15H24 1.104 24.4
16 Humulene C15H24 2.388 24.514
17 Naphthalene, 1,2,4a,5,8,8a-hexahydro-4, 7-dimethyl-1-(1-methylethyl)-, (1α,4a.β,8a.α)-(+/-)- C15H24 1.149 24.929
18 1-Isopropyl-4,7-dimethyl-1,2,3,4,5,6-hexahydronaphthalene C15H24 0.162 24.987
19 α-Muurolene C15H24 0.171 25.631
20 Naphthalene, 1,2,3,4,4a,7-hexahydro-1,6-dimethyl-4-(1-methylethyl)- C15H24 1.043 26.406
21 Caryophyllenyl alcohol C15H26O 0.817 27.353
22 4,4’-(Hexafluoroisopropylidene)diphenol C15H10F6O2 0.284 37.505
23 Cyclohexane, 1,3,5-triphenyl- C24H24 1.236 44.535
24 cis-Calamenene C15H22 0.67 26.192

Table 3. Comparison of the eradication rates of AEO and CEO on preformed biofilms.

Types of essential oils Concentrations (μg/ml) Eradication rate (%)
Amomum tsao-ko essential oil 0 0
91.3 18.27 ± 12.39
182.5 46.16 ± 3.16
365 47.76 ± 5.39
730 76.37 ± 2.53
1460 89.15 ± 1.08
2920 99.92 ± 0.08
Clove essential oil 0 0
86.3 10.54 ± 1.31
172.5 14.66 ± 3.35
345 17.81 ± 7.15
690 84.25 ± 0.16
1380 99.91 ± 0.03
2760 99.96 ± 0.02

Confocal laser scanning microscopy revealed that S. aureus formed thick, multilayered biofilms with tightly packed, evenly distributed cells in the control group (Figure 5A). Exposure to either AEO (365 μg/mL) or CEO (345 μg/mL) markedly reduced biofilm density, and yielded predominantly monolayered, dispersed bacterial structures (Figures 5B and 5C).

Figure 5. Confocal laser scanning microscopy images of biofilms treated or untreated with AEO and CEO at 400 x -magnification. Scale bar: 50 μm. (A) Untreated S. aureus biofilm morphology. (B) The morphology of biofilm treated with AEO at 365 μg/ml. Scale bar: 50 μm. (C) The morphology of biofilm treated with CEO at 345 μg/ml. Scale bar: 50 μm.

Scanning electron microscopy observations were consistent with the CLSM results. Untreated S. aureus cultures formed dense, compact, and well-organized biofilms, with cells forming a continuous, paving-stone-like structure on glass surfaces (Figures 6A and 6B). Treatment with AEO (365 μg/mL) or CEO (345 μg/mL) led to pronounced reductions in cell adhesion and disrupted biofilm integrity, characterized by enlarged intercellular gaps and reticular fractures within the extracellular matrix (Figures 6C6F).

Figure 6. Scanning electron microscope images of biofilms treated or untreated with AEO and CEO at 1000 x or 5000 x -magnification. (A, B) Untreated S. aureus biofilm morphology. Scale bar: 50 μm, 10 μm. (C, D) The morphology of biofilm treated with CEO at 345 μg/ml. Scale bar: 50 μm, 10 μm. (E, F) The morphology of biofilm treated with AEO at 365 μg/ml. Scale bar: 50 μm, 10 μm.

Effects of AEO and CEO on extracellular matrix components and viable cell counts in S. aureus biofilms

Extracellular proteins and polysaccharides are key structural components of S. aureus biofilms. In this study, the effects of AEO and CEO on the contents of these extracellular polymers as well as on the viable bacterial counts within the biofilms were assessed. As shown in Figure 7, both extracellular polymer levels and viable bacterial counts in the biofilms decreased in a concentration-dependent manner of either essential oil. Neither statistically significant reduction of extracellular polymer content nor viable cell counts was observed at the lower concentrations of 91.3 μg/mL (AEO) and 86.3 μg/mL (CEO). In contrast, at the same concentrations, both essential oils significantly inhibited biofilm formation, as measured by CV assay (Figures 3E and 3F).

Figure 7. Effects of AEO and CEO on the release of extracellular protein andextracellular polysaccharides of S. aureus. (A) Release of extracellular proteins after AEO treatment, (B) Release of extracellular polysaccharide after AEO treatment, (D) Release of extracellular proteins after CEO treatment, (E) Release of extracellular polysaccharide after CEO treatment, and the effects of AEO (C) and CEO (F) on viable bacteria in biofilms. *P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001, ****P < 0.0001 compared with the control group.

Transcriptomic responses of S. aureus to AEO and CEO treatment

Correlation heat map analysis revealed tight clustering of biological replicates within the AEO- and CEO-treated and control groups, confirming the stability and reproducibility of the RNA-seq data (Figure 8A).

Figure 8: The biofilms of S. aureus exposed to AEO and CEO exhibited an altered transcriptomic profile. (A) Hierarchical -clustering analysis (heat map) of DEGs in the AEO group, CEO group, and control group. (B) Statistical analysis of up-regulated and down-regulated genes between AEO group and control group, CEO group and control group, and AEO group and control group. (C) KEGG pathways of upregulated DEGs of biofilm in the AEO group. (D) KEGG pathways of downregulated DEGs of biofilm in the AEO group. (E) KEGG pathways of upregulated DEGs of biofilm in the CEO group. (F) KEGG pathways of downregulated DEGs of biofilm in the CEO group. Pathways highlighted in blue are uniquely enriched in this group, while those in red represent shared enriched pathways between both essential oil treatment groups. *P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001.

Comparative transcriptomic profiling identified 835 DEGs (427 upregulated and 408 downregulated) in the AEO-treated group and 593 DEGs (329 upregulated and 264 downregulated) in the CEO-treated group, compared to the control (Figure 8B). All DEGs of biofilms after AEO and CEO treatment are listed in Supplementary Tables S2 and S3. KEGG pathway enrichment analysis showed that downregulated DEGs in both groups were significantly enriched in the S. aureus infection pathway, which includes multiple genes associated with adhesion and virulence. This transcriptional pattern provides a molecular correlate to phenotypic findings (Figures 3C and 3D).

In contrast, upregulated DEGs were mainly enriched in pathways related to amino acid metabolism and transport, including cysteine and methionine metabolism, monobactam biosynthesis, lysine biosynthesis, valine, leucine and isoleucine biosynthesis, glycine, serine and threonine metabolism, and ABC transporters. Additionally, treatment-specific enrichment patterns were observed: riboflavin metabolism was uniquely upregulated in AEO-treated samples (Figure 8C), whereas atrazine degradation, beta-Lactam resistance, and phenylalanine, tyrosine, and tryptophan biosynthesis and quorum sensing were exclusive to CEO treatment (Figure 8E). Collectively, KEGG analysis revealed that both AEO and CEO downregulate the S. aureus infection pathway while differentially modulating specific metabolic pathways.

To validate these findings, the expressions of biofilm-related genes (icaB, icaC, agrB, fnbB, and clfB) were further examined. The qRT-PCR results showed trends consistent with the transcriptomic data, confirming the stability and reliability of transcriptome analysis (Supplementary Figure S2).

Discussion

Anti-biofilm potential of plant-derived essential oils

Plant-derived natural extracts possess diverse bioactive compounds with significant antimicrobial potential (Aziz et al., 2018). Among them, AEO and CEO effectively inhibit the growth and biofilm formation of multiple pathogenic bacteria (Elbestawy et al., 2023; Lee et al., 2022; Li et al., 2022b; Rahman et al., 2017; Somrani et al., 2022). These properties make them attractive candidates for applications in food packaging (Vasile et al., 2017) and preservation (He et al., 2024; Valarezo et al., 2025).

Consistent with previous findings, our results demonstrated that both AEO and CEO exert substantial anti-biofilm activity at sub-inhibitory concentrations, indicating that their effects extend beyond direct antibacterial action to include modulation of biofilm -formation pathways. Notably, the biofilm formed by S. aureus ATCC43300 was significantly inhibited and eradicated following the treatment with AEO and CEO (Supplementary Figure S3). These results highlighted the potential of plant-derived essential oils as natural, non-antibiotic agents for preventing and controlling biofilm-associated S. aureus contamination in food-related environments.

Biofilm regulatory networks and AEO mechanisms

Transcriptomic analysis revealed significant downregulation of the S. aureus infection pathway following AEO treatment, with the serine-aspartate repeat protein SdrC/D, fibrinogen-binding protein fib, iron-regulated surface determinant protein A of isdA, chemotaxis inhibitory protein of staphylococci chp, and virulence factor hlg genes showing marked downregulation in this pathway. These genes have been demonstrated to be closely associated with biofilm formation (Alabdullatif et al., 2022; Chen et al., 2020, 2022; Sultan et al., 2018). Specifically, SdrC/D, fib, and isdA promote biofilm formation by encoding proteins that facilitate attachment and colonization of S. aureus (Foster et al., 2020; Pant et al., 2022; Roman et al., 2016; Yu et al., 2024a). Hence, the weakened biofilm formation ability following AEO treatment (96.3 μg/mL) could result from the concurrent downregulation of these key adhesion and virulence genes (Figures 3C and 3E).

In addition, AEO treatment significantly upregulated genes involved in amino acid biosynthesis, amino acid metabolism, and riboflavin metabolism. Amino acid and riboflavin homeostasis are known to influence biofilm formation and stability (Böttcher et al., 2022; Mitra et al., 2012). Therefore, these metabolic adjustments may represent a part of the bacterial response to AEO exposure, although their specific role in the observed biofilm inhibition requires further elucidation.

Notably, a previous study proposed that AEO inhibits biofilm formation by regulating biofilm-associated programmed cell death operons and adhesin genes expression (Yan et al., 2025). Discrepancy between our findings and those reports may arise from differences in experimental conditions. In the current study, AEO was applied at a sub-inhibitory concentration (91.3 μg/mL; 1/8 MIC), which does not affect bacterial growth, whereas the previous study employed 0.25 mg/mL, a higher concentration that could trigger distinct stress and regulatory responses.

The CEO interferes with adhesion and quorum-sensing systems

In contrast to AEO, the CEO appears to modulate S. aureus biofilm formation through a distinct yet complementary network of regulatory pathways. Consistent with previous reports (Li et al., 2025), transcriptomic analysis revealed significant enrichment of quorum-sensing pathways following the CEO treatment, a feature absent in the AEO-treated group. This divergence potentially reflects the compositional heterogeneity of plant-derived essential oils, which influences their molecular interactions and mechanisms of action (Neagu et al., 2023). Similar to AEO, exposure to CEO suppressed the S. aureus infection pathway with SdrC/D, staphylococcal protein AspA, fib, chp, and hlp genes showing reduced expression in this pathway. Given the established roles of these factors in adhesion and virulence (Mamdoh et al., 2023), their coordinated downregulation offered a transcriptional-level insight that aligns with the observed inhibition of biofilm formation by CEO (Figures 3D and 3F). Additionally, CEO exposure enriched pathways related to amino acid biosynthesis and metabolism. However, the functional role of these metabolic shifts in regulating S. aureus biofilm dynamics warrants further investigation.

Comparative mechanisms and implications for food industry applications

Most prior studies have focused on the anti-biofilm effects of single essential oils, without accounting for interspecies variations in chemical composition that may alter their molecular targets and efficacy. For instance, agrC was previously identified as a key target gene for CEO (Li et al., 2025). In this study, the same S. aureus strain was used for both CEO- and AEO-related -antimicrobial and anti-biofilm assays, thereby minimizing potential errors arising from strain variability. Through this controlled experimental design, we conducted a systematic and comparative investigation into the mechanisms of CEO and AEO against S. aureus biofilms. Microscopic analyses revealed comparable morphological alterations across treatments, consistent with the observed transcriptomic profiles and pathway enrichment patterns. These findings collectively demonstrated that both essential oils exert inhibitory effects on S. aureus biofilms, converging on specific molecular pathways, including amino acid metabolism and synthesis pathways, riboflavin metabolism pathways, and S. aureus infection pathway.

However, translating these findings into practical applications within the food industry remains challenging. Essential oils are highly sensitive to processing parameters, such as temperature and pH, and their antimicrobial efficacy can be influenced by interactions within complex food matrices. Therefore, developing controlled-release delivery systems, such as nanoemulsions, and assessing their effects on key sensory attributes, including color, flavor, and texture, are essential steps toward practical implementation (Dghais et al., 2023; Mahdi et al., 2023; Yu et al., 2024b). Moreover, conducting in situ or pilot-scale studies under realistic processing conditions will be crucial to validate these approaches and support the integration of essential oils into food safety management frameworks.

Conclusion

At sub-inhibitory concentrations, two structurally distinct essential oils, AEO and CEO, exhibited potent inhibitory effects on S. aureus biofilm formation and integrity. CLSM and SEM imaging confirmed pronounced disruption of biofilm architecture and cell adhesion. Transcriptomic analyses revealed that AEO primarily modulates amino acid biosynthesis, general metabolism, and riboflavin metabolism pathways, while CEO predominantly targets quorum-sensing system and amino acid metabolic processes. Moreover, both oils converge on a shared mechanism involving downregulation of SdrC/D, isdA, spA, fib, chp, and hlp within the S. aureus infection pathway, resulting in impaired bacterial adhesion, virulence, and biofilm establishment. The complementary mechanisms of action not only offer a theoretical foundation for understanding the anti-biofilm efficacy of both essential oils but also provide a scientific basis for developing combined applications or customized strategies for broad-spectrum biofilm control in the food industry.

Mandatory Disclosure on Use of Artificial Intelligence

The authors declare that Al-assisted tools were used as follows: The DeepSeek3.2 had been used to polish the language. All references have been manually verifed for accuracy and relevance.

Data Availability Statement

All data are available in this manuscript.

Author Contributions

Fenghui Sun conceived and designed the project. Guoqing Yu, Ming Chen, and Zedong Liao performed experiment. Shan Chen, Yixi Zhou, Yiwu Wen, and Keshan Lin analyzed the data. Guoqing Yu and Jialin Dai drafted the manuscript. Fenghui Sun and Min Dai modified the manuscript. All authors contributed to the article and approved the submitted version.

Conflict of Interest

The authors declared that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.

Funding

This study was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (82102442, 32270449, and 82472328), the Sichuan Science and Technology Program (2025YFHZ0215 and 2024YFFK0090), the CMC Excellent-Talent Program (2024yxGzn06), the Open Fund of Development and Regeneration Key Laboratory of Sichuan Province (24LHFYSZ1-36), the Open Fund of Sichuan Provincial Engineering Laboratory for Prevention and Control Technology of Veterinary Drug Residue in Animal-Origin (23LHNBZZD01), the Health Commission of Sichuan Province Medical Science and Technology Program (24WSXT036), and the Sichuan College Students’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship Training Program (S202213705051).

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Supplementary Material

Figure S1. Effect of (A) AEO and (B) CEO on the growth of S. aureus NCTC8325; *P < 0.05, ***P < 0.001, ****P < 0.0001.

Figure S2. Expression of DEGs with (A) AEO treaded and (B) CEO treaded as verified by qRT-PCR. The resulting data were derived from the average of three independent replicates.

Figure S3. The inhibitory and eradication effect of different concentrations of (A and C) AEO and (B and D) CEO on biofilm formation of S. aureus ATCC43300; ***P < 0.001, ****P < 0.0001.

Table S1. List of primers used for quantitative real-time PCR analysis.

Gene Forward primer (5’→3’) Reverse primer (5’→3’)
Tpi CGTTGTTATCGGTCATTCT TTACCACTTTCACGCTCTT
icaC GAGCAATGTTGTGTATTATCATTA GTCTAAGATCATCGCCATCAA
icaB ATGGTCAAGCCCAGACAGAG AGTATTTTCAATGTTTAAAGCA
agrB ATTGACCAGTTCGCCACG AGCTAAGACCTGCATCCC
fnbB TTCTCCATTGGCGGCTCTG CTCAGGGCGACGGTAAAGA
clfB ATTTGGGATAGGCAATCATCA TTCGGAATCTGCACTTGC

Table S2. The DEGs of biofilm in AEO treatment group and control group of S. aureus NCTC8325.

gene_id gene_name log2(FC) p.adjust
SAOUHSC_02892 —— 4.9812973627227 1.2616085922635E-155
SAOUHSC_02460 —— 4.3088781511459 4.0635963128018E-92
SAOUHSC_02640 hrtA –3.802970628 4.0640919448465E-59
SAOUHSC_02873 copA 3.7046325222782 8.8688713861986E-56
SAOUHSC_02641 hrtB –5.343341594 7.5528083913832E-50
SAOUHSC_02893 —— 4.5552888598952 1.5652210469833E-34
SAOUHSC_00812 clfA 1.9504973458514 1.5146165396167E-33
SAOUHSC_02848 ptsG 2.0772464277297 1.6801475083043E-33
SAOUHSC_00142 —— –2.776732187 6.0683623075041E-32
SAOUHSC_03033 hoxN 2.2237163741004 4.784610999134E-29
SAOUHSC_00061 ohyA 1.9464333783259 9.0513878172858E-29
SAOUHSC_02814 —— 1.7126741408113 5.4075165665171E-28
SAOUHSC_02829 —— 1.8343579907581 1.3209478387551E-26
SAOUHSC_02098 vraR 2.1686262969553 6.9602914668914E-26
SAOUHSC_02590 —— 1.5997556678808 1.2922178905178E-25
SAOUHSC_02381 dps –1.765520514 7.1420756252086E-25
SAOUHSC_00181 —— 2.6794894898484 9.4426265439069E-25
SAOUHSC_00581 rclA 1.7225969808557 5.8042746405277E-24
SAOUHSC_02813 —— 1.6827511424034 2.7368026752143E-23
SAOUHSC_02828 catE 2.1740963078149 6.2923184432628E-23
SAOUHSC_01235 pyrH –1.765205942 1.6658831257075E-22
SAOUHSC_02597 glvC 1.7242782443076 7.2253258636296E-22
SAOUHSC_00582 —— 1.5474379567862 1.0526395335E-21
SAOUHSC_02243 hlg –1.947125352 3.3099765805128E-21
SAOUHSC_02874 copZ 2.9507060405206 3.8500292210671E-21
SAOUHSC_02812 —— 1.5500213138257 4.7703423953641E-21
SAOUHSC_00180 —— 3.0520024220722 5.5174893289492E-21
SAOUHSC_00155 ptsG 1.6034774005267 2.9861509000346E-18
SAOUHSC_00160 —— 3.1908779837242 1.026674599099E-17
SAOUHSC_00179 —— 2.4668264181715 6.2798263854998E-17
SAOUHSC_00320 ssuE 1.9733539708746 8.7066059838313E-17
SAOUHSC_02706 sbi –2.442659459 8.7066059838313E-17
SAOUHSC_02923 —— 2.4712156535685 1.158293276562E-16
SAOUHSC_01945 epiG 1.3234239223971 1.2845502829073E-16
SAOUHSC_01918 —— 0.99828261499905 7.2775550161543E-16
SAOUHSC_02108 ftnA –1.699417059 2.9629155700788E-15
SAOUHSC_02988 asp1 1.3463898104289 3.4353765625306E-15
SAOUHSC_02729 cycA 1.5559741490099 4.9707304251896E-15
SAOUHSC_00319 —— 1.874663933 5.496095540563E-15
SAOUHSC_01266 korA –1.469714042 5.9062918122696E-15
SAOUHSC_00529 fusA 0.98102644445459 9.8277066240848E-15
SAOUHSC_02241 hlg –1.595043198 9.8958318563622E-15
SAOUHSC_00604 —— 1.9512631866334 9.8958318563622E-15
SAOUHSC_01728 —— 1.9382876212222 1.2880474785413E-14
SAOUHSC_02708 hlg –2.399305887 1.2880474785413E-14
SAOUHSC_00382 —— 1.2478572104542 1.8657591064733E-14
SAOUHSC_01034 trkA 1.420742469 2.2024057841483E-14
SAOUHSC_01702 mtnN –1.318316913 3.1402195072145E-14
SAOUHSC_02360 tdk –1.578232195 4.214817143322E-14
SAOUHSC_00158 scrA 2.1032959204232 4.3044357105817E-14
SAOUHSC_01193 fakA –1.530285043 4.4783265237087E-14
SAOUHSC_00141 —— –1.221573595 8.0510472678167E-14
SAOUHSC_02830 ldhA 1.6720397734479 4.0050713272812E-13
SAOUHSC_00027 rlmH –1.222058769 8.6264149062115E-13
SAOUHSC_00178 ganQ 1.7916760822216 9.4897681399537E-13
SAOUHSC_00455 —— –1.171123493 9.9980433614548E-13
SAOUHSC_03019 ecfA 2.1454054116014 9.9980433614548E-13
SAOUHSC_02709 hlg –1.833758745 1.1157515919315E-12
SAOUHSC_00195 fadA 2.5327815633557 4.0870893121845E-12
SAOUHSC_00499 pdxS –1.259035745 4.1951724798027E-12
SAOUHSC_02912 phnB 1.3366145663388 5.2304711259553E-12
SAOUHSC_02430 fecB –1.73556977 6.2890726506754E-12
SAOUHSC_02809 gntR –1.170405289 8.6425682610342E-12
SAOUHSC_00376 —— –1.518739649 9.0181387320184E-12
SAOUHSC_00613 —— –1.254862483 1.7348077595516E-11
SAOUHSC_01124 —— 1.4259904693141 1.8894742973471E-11
SAOUHSC_02862 clpL 1.035932333 2.5098246075334E-11
SAOUHSC_02383 —— –0.797197675 2.5098246075334E-11
SAOUHSC_01606 pepT 0.99514006311724 2.6142711138323E-11
SAOUHSC_01232 rpsB –1.388009815 2.6810271362762E-11
SAOUHSC_00025 —— –1.22589015 3.100909907834E-11
SAOUHSC_00241 rbsU –1.240644312 4.9906066867976E-11
SAOUHSC_01649 gluP –1.206044898 5.0079867959024E-11
SAOUHSC_02113 rumA 1.2370441711399 5.265572569033E-11
SAOUHSC_01919 —— 1.1247891229871 6.0647277378333E-11
SAOUHSC_03020 mtsT 2.259395698 6.2691437423439E-11
SAOUHSC_02888 —— 2.4263129659648 6.474307291851E-11
SAOUHSC_02987 asp2 1.323870398 1.7161204413649E-10
SAOUHSC_00300 lip –1.292588319 1.7583005839364E-10
SAOUHSC_01858 —— –1.055156142 1.7595153199587E-10
SAOUHSC_01236 frr –1.182659004 1.9606554694871E-10
SAOUHSC_01254 —— –1.393000099 2.1797132605756E-10
SAOUHSC_01164 pyrR –1.805457824 2.2062978734976E-10
SAOUHSC_00533 hchA 1.4873791633483 2.2062978734976E-10
SAOUHSC_00663 —— 1.1139905366169 2.4610790920879E-10
SAOUHSC_02990 —— 1.3362510095864 2.5760445725243E-10
SAOUHSC_01859 —— –1.275889022 2.8354546903252E-10
SAOUHSC_01192 —— –1.274045354 3.8189640612085E-10
SAOUHSC_00132 —— 1.4753222348554 3.8657717496224E-10
SAOUHSC_01114 fib –1.498428693 4.2421785279374E-10
SAOUHSC_00426 metQ 1.5752537889927 4.4565637500655E-10
SAOUHSC_00067 lutP –1.28887147 4.8942336691147E-10
SAOUHSC_02100 —— 1.6472645325183 5.1145382363507E-10
SAOUHSC_03021 —— 2.3273293795204 6.5724252540792E-10
SAOUHSC_01886 ribH 1.723885463 6.9079718432259E-10
SAOUHSC_01504 fer –1.299446587 1.1032913893406E-9
SAOUHSC_02768 cntM –1.940415404 1.4096457981998E-9
SAOUHSC_00192 —— –2.413024215 2.2558610442588E-9
SAOUHSC_01432 msrA 1.2146134167572 2.9147976683669E-9
SAOUHSC_02359 prfA –0.943236478 3.1272889685367E-9
SAOUHSC_02924 puuE 2.0361999715529 3.694901236947E-9
SAOUHSC_00607 —— 1.3498000335602 3.771413652202E-9
SAOUHSC_00632 mnhG 1.1895665442637 3.771413652202E-9
SAOUHSC_00459 rsmI –1.410040089 3.9536175731927E-9
SAOUHSC_01701 yqeG –1.051285728 4.9361794638529E-9
SAOUHSC_02820 —— –1.149959723 5.8859743247679E-9
SAOUHSC_02285 leuA 2.1654765817252 7.2285260357645E-9
SAOUHSC_00457 —— –1.30154422 8.206123139465E-9
SAOUHSC_00893 —— 1.3005406653973 1.0347826711068E-8
SAOUHSC_00318 —— 1.5054162525125 1.0495589131075E-8
SAOUHSC_01949 nisP 1.4829090114814 1.4610343233936E-8
SAOUHSC_02373 ldmS 1.2307060790119 1.5920987724187E-8
SAOUHSC_01395 asd 1.1603445212256 1.6810977264395E-8
SAOUHSC_01018 purD 1.9163346374657 1.9030494576351E-8
SAOUHSC_02860 —— 0.73810713423523 1.9075843252861E-8
SAOUHSC_00962 —— 2.1389244576378 1.9201157740704E-8
SAOUHSC_02872 —— 1.5719624107855 2.072812127203E-8
SAOUHSC_00898 argH 1.7048556847569 2.1823482062348E-8
SAOUHSC_01901 talB 1.2118681053043 2.255409886267E-8
SAOUHSC_02769 cntL –1.649501546 2.2784901193307E-8
SAOUHSC_01327 katE 1.5196840670131 2.3149946552756E-8
SAOUHSC_00196 fadN 2.6667686786359 2.3868296785886E-8
SAOUHSC_01394 lysC 1.4490292291064 2.4340848426802E-8
SAOUHSC_01267 korB –1.102606279 2.6636879473733E-8
SAOUHSC_01242 rimP –1.165504439 2.9040227108662E-8
SAOUHSC_00310 ulaA 2.0372618210809 3.2136711542147E-8
SAOUHSC_00693 cydC 1.0624026473719 3.3507308447202E-8
SAOUHSC_02550 fdhD 1.2458242731354 3.4476937519686E-8
SAOUHSC_02762 —— 1.0985457269613 3.5017827159239E-8
SAOUHSC_02864 feoB 1.3210412975431 3.5017827159239E-8
SAOUHSC_01501 —— 0.91384852764912 4.5173598531215E-8
SAOUHSC_01744 recJ –0.833779031 4.6150656536111E-8
SAOUHSC_00191 scn –1.931656738 4.7201382128235E-8
SAOUHSC_01031 cydA 1.0999936938232 4.7471261830691E-8
SAOUHSC_00369 —— –0.755288521 4.8064417584821E-8
SAOUHSC_00733 hisC 1.5505824027782 4.8215818644781E-8
SAOUHSC_02964 arcR –1.125819314 4.9202846281603E-8
SAOUHSC_01165 uraA –1.721357759 5.1056024078757E-8
SAOUHSC_00174 lytH 1.9178194620661 5.4775680142448E-8
SAOUHSC_00201 —— 1.6205395817783 6.1160969912282E-8
SAOUHSC_00454 holB –1.472492664 6.6703191363449E-8
SAOUHSC_02099 vraS 1.7887123714184 6.7873529070562E-8
SAOUHSC_02459 —— 2.1298276358064 7.1885637959271E-8
SAOUHSC_02646 —— –1.086909873 7.3919239928366E-8
SAOUHSC_00536 ilvE 0.85384214368477 8.3432974665472E-8
SAOUHSC_02698 tcyB 0.96113726501113 9.0454125549615E-8
SAOUHSC_02967 arcD –1.095501913 9.0525624314575E-8
SAOUHSC_00606 —— 1.1133365605302 9.3307233865564E-8
SAOUHSC_00562 pdxK 0.70083697660263 1.1709267565964E-7
SAOUHSC_01431 msrB 0.9736635315573 1.1795329286658E-7
SAOUHSC_01396 dapA 1.4076057152405 1.267018768086E-7
SAOUHSC_00639 —— 0.98431731284708 1.308042287639E-7
SAOUHSC_02385 manA –1.656094794 1.3433436485752E-7
SAOUHSC_02314 kdpD –1.176000019 1.3441471784766E-7
SAOUHSC_00886 mnhD 1.021794726 1.5549460242702E-7
SAOUHSC_00612 —— –1.475602692 1.7198551635557E-7
SAOUHSC_02659 —— –0.86657217 1.7640076120807E-7
SAOUHSC_02494 rpsE 1.0774829705758 1.9153151873499E-7
SAOUHSC_00531 —— 1.0207994865198 1.9483237083018E-7
SAOUHSC_02485 rpoA 0.98664936421144 1.9483237083018E-7
SAOUHSC_01833 serA 1.4030124402198 2.0101788491093E-7
SAOUHSC_01688 lepA –0.926105825 2.0816969879392E-7
SAOUHSC_00282 —— 1.8031855992168 2.1703672993893E-7
SAOUHSC_00036 gloB 1.0489042595484 2.213877428294E-7
SAOUHSC_01324 —— –1.559162063 2.213877428294E-7
SAOUHSC_01234 tsf –0.833658826 2.2730071874012E-7
SAOUHSC_03027 —— 1.5435635171913 2.6206907042282E-7
SAOUHSC_01115 scn –1.786068561 2.6613816962845E-7
SAOUHSC_01920 —— –1.188349035 2.6920107736567E-7
SAOUHSC_01486 hepT –0.974020011 2.786512710937E-7
SAOUHSC_01838 degP 0.69578892247868 2.8590885629965E-7
SAOUHSC_01100 trxA 1.2598714653735 3.0243326084651E-7
SAOUHSC_01467 mrcA 0.8489199212754 3.1197694605866E-7
SAOUHSC_02931 —— –1.518982725 3.9892130735909E-7
SAOUHSC_01846 acs 1.1543831492995 4.2982517501031E-7
SAOUHSC_01144 ftsL –0.921514543 4.7310649800335E-7
SAOUHSC_01601 malZ 0.87970964931241 4.7310649800335E-7
SAOUHSC_02669 ohrR 0.93270869393561 4.9738162412879E-7
SAOUHSC_02117 gatA –0.681894933 5.1681207361443E-7
SAOUHSC_00788 —— 0.95983562438315 5.6024579208098E-7
SAOUHSC_01591 xerD –0.88950718 6.345770006855E-7
SAOUHSC_02887 —— –2.108541878 6.345770006855E-7
SAOUHSC_00785 trxB 0.88568831767558 6.345770006855E-7
SAOUHSC_01263 rny 0.74312077840188 6.4991559177502E-7
SAOUHSC_02276 —— –1.200846005 6.8614955795884E-7
SAOUHSC_01017 purH 1.8239681008547 6.8614955795884E-7
SAOUHSC_02259 yafV 0.76371211104669 7.0484342042583E-7
SAOUHSC_02257 —— –1.318213065 7.3612774155516E-7
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SAOUHSC_02516 pbuG 0.71269108372256 0.030592856350289
SAOUHSC_00800 —— –2.001992937 0.030725480875481
SAOUHSC_01850 galR 0.66555935381399 0.030817339103509
SAOUHSC_02112 —— 0.77381824861303 0.030836171666649
SAOUHSC_01219 —— 0.92522580762865 0.031148481668371
SAOUHSC_00399 ssl5_11 –2.410327088 0.031422708759731
SAOUHSC_02065 —— –2.380595453 0.032498925792418
SAOUHSC_00317 glpT 0.62569165242052 0.032941768953837
SAOUHSC_02068 —— –2.15852698 0.033051950980293
SAOUHSC_00274 —— –0.845877289 0.033302246976629
SAOUHSC_00324 rimL 0.6134723542689 0.033364274193339
SAOUHSC_01648 gluP –0.613245004 0.033397443271174
SAOUHSC_02028 —— –2.334725371 0.03340289794433
SAOUHSC_02928 —— –1.500885309 0.033595581090793
SAOUHSC_00413 —— 0.83148543937748 0.03366637493725
SAOUHSC_00291 —— 1.2267083146962 0.034792509597878
SAOUHSC_00231 lytT –1.102540385 0.035049535719849
SAOUHSC_00046 —— –1.344194364 0.035688333783466
SAOUHSC_01127 —— 0.95576199180297 0.035781257672372
SAOUHSC_02624 corA –0.890165069 0.036900148741509
SAOUHSC_01865 trmB –1.080483324 0.037001971094812
SAOUHSC_00767 hpf 0.73421655831958 0.037038824211683
SAOUHSC_01372 trpA 0.58741718354951 0.037133815178602
SAOUHSC_02515 —— 0.81440129475115 0.037743187025494
SAOUHSC_02797 —— 0.71691343217282 0.037743187025494
SAOUHSC_00874 —— –0.626876421 0.038113902175906
SAOUHSC_02587 —— –1.224423251 0.038507486793224
SAOUHSC_02765 nikC 0.86440182121816 0.038507486793224
SAOUHSC_00275 —— –0.738345374 0.038637163371045
SAOUHSC_01633 gcvPA 0.62302864618816 0.038765456188092
SAOUHSC_00372 xpt –0.713148211 0.03903068189068
SAOUHSC_01370 trpF 1.4592492213281 0.039306378844032
SAOUHSC_01937 —— –0.915509379 0.03944426085136
SAOUHSC_02029 —— –2.092439802 0.040850624414348
SAOUHSC_00105 phnD 0.89801583083249 0.041383792003912
SAOUHSC_01366 trpE 0.80855226762425 0.041762390259527
SAOUHSC_01835 —— 0.61356041531184 0.041777560547371
SAOUHSC_02458 —— 2.6135966103724 0.042021968658579
SAOUHSC_02252 —— –1.638597981 0.042183875407435
SAOUHSC_02044 —— –2.181670095 0.043006709194574
SAOUHSC_01356 glcT –1.774651755 0.043006709194574
SAOUHSC_01897 —— –3.307109832 0.043020861470809
SAOUHSC_01459 —— –0.926396263 0.043410349846806
SAOUHSC_02322 csoR –0.858567723 0.043511969837176
SAOUHSC_01378 ddpD 0.63725425377979 0.043824588674862
SAOUHSC_01099 mutS2 0.69245974688545 0.044421941619702
SAOUHSC_02247 trkH 0.70303376648886 0.044947637541578
SAOUHSC_00434 —— –0.819805953 0.045006276167895
SAOUHSC_00683 —— –0.825906728 0.045129921203236
SAOUHSC_01913 mutT –0.777321485 0.046386603751358
SAOUHSC_01793 nrdR –0.612008268 0.046426970666057
SAOUHSC_02691 yoeB –0.594867707 0.046498333465394
SAOUHSC_02042 —— –2.454906082 0.047088456586072
SAOUHSC_02757 yefM –0.839603444 0.047088456586072
SAOUHSC_02605 —— 0.5906714171664 0.047412460696636
SAOUHSC_00883 mnhG 0.87879839887552 0.047434326625915
SAOUHSC_02595 —— 0.71073654951822 0.048492120110149
SAOUHSC_03001 icaR 0.58794364632224 0.38304719349524

Table S3. The DEGs of biofilm in CEO treatment group and control group of S. aureus NCTC8325.

gene_id gene_name log2(FC) p.adjust
SAOUHSC_02098 vraR 3.9374037182547 4.4053908843041E-75
SAOUHSC_02706 sbi –5.213040911 8.5347228015132E-67
SAOUHSC_02709 hlg –4.536629128 1.1001718397565E-57
SAOUHSC_01945 epiG 2.3856611773368 9.3865964000736E-48
SAOUHSC_02708 hlg –5.417785399 2.9177305992439E-47
SAOUHSC_00315 mepA 3.2726302471581 7.287557965092E-41
SAOUHSC_02100 —— 3.2345833271841 4.1131874036001E-40
SAOUHSC_02710 hlg –3.591125574 1.156056265482E-39
SAOUHSC_01114 fib –3.992813112 2.3896505423458E-37
SAOUHSC_00061 ohyA 2.2800503031939 4.0588100300953E-35
SAOUHSC_01115 scn –4.348960126 1.3660693556107E-31
SAOUHSC_02099 vraS 3.4856761228027 6.0504217810581E-30
SAOUHSC_02113 rumA 2.1659249503749 1.392742775099E-29
SAOUHSC_01005 —— 2.7164693954846 7.031376011763E-29
SAOUHSC_00316 —— 2.8992925351583 7.6654497381478E-29
SAOUHSC_02243 hlg –3.078258946 1.6638422814717E-28
SAOUHSC_00069 spa –5.106197015 2.689345432167E-28
SAOUHSC_01949 nisP 2.510151239 6.1839651746842E-28
SAOUHSC_02923 —— 2.4999299325916 3.22437925072E-26
SAOUHSC_03027 —— 3.1296218016411 4.0360601394081E-26
SAOUHSC_02820 —— –2.883015132 7.2722327627275E-26
SAOUHSC_02873 copA 1.8152345124073 2.0593086180334E-25
SAOUHSC_02590 —— 1.8012505270384 1.0756753445208E-24
SAOUHSC_00192 —— –4.095993548 1.2775501030963E-24
SAOUHSC_00582 —— 2.1547205404715 6.8000628002177E-23
SAOUHSC_02723 glxK 2.9933574843418 1.5846775952864E-22
SAOUHSC_01110 —— –3.994650645 1.7654230990679E-22
SAOUHSC_02724 —— 3.2143627345239 1.7932116835135E-22
SAOUHSC_01951 lanC 2.4827983540666 2.1118603700622E-22
SAOUHSC_02241 hlg –2.567499508 3.3998710389763E-22
SAOUHSC_02012 sgtB 2.6495588281258 5.504400310581E-22
SAOUHSC_00812 clfA 1.945657518 9.2996394670839E-22
SAOUHSC_00898 argH 2.6531564473172 1.0865265180626E-21
SAOUHSC_02814 —— 1.5614820429818 1.5847544497922E-21
SAOUHSC_00427 sle1 –3.706132685 4.4737090333122E-21
SAOUHSC_00581 rclA 1.8330014067219 8.7450956409074E-21
SAOUHSC_02813 —— 1.5694862604008 1.0844011136282E-20
SAOUHSC_00639 —— 2.7083360949173 1.3796355896666E-20
SAOUHSC_01121 hlyII –3.163262093 4.1278559272817E-20
SAOUHSC_02583 tagT_U_V 1.989213243 6.5756273076215E-20
SAOUHSC_00181 —— 2.0549602192638 2.6237063266222E-18
SAOUHSC_02646 —— 2.6886622489321 2.732842479236E-17
SAOUHSC_00717 —— –3.133467416 4.2211351770758E-17
SAOUHSC_01394 lysC 1.8606568122063 9.6050141941305E-17
SAOUHSC_00180 —— 2.476707528 3.6401345919423E-16
SAOUHSC_01467 mrcA 1.5334735732349 4.0499896226988E-16
SAOUHSC_02365 murA 1.772700211 4.6790009774352E-16
SAOUHSC_02769 cntL –2.922006235 4.9648240231929E-16
SAOUHSC_00300 lip –1.835900189 6.3832759781087E-16
SAOUHSC_00191 scn –3.228831152 1.0545783290599E-15
SAOUHSC_00632 mnhG 1.6279943702565 1.4172602129146E-15
SAOUHSC_02830 ldhA 2.078671669 1.8086687441056E-15
SAOUHSC_02872 —— 3.0171972170139 1.9053040007786E-15
SAOUHSC_01952 lanB 2.3696686262793 1.0801977881831E-14
SAOUHSC_00899 argG 2.2531079957046 1.3814085992537E-14
SAOUHSC_03021 —— 2.4990157181246 5.6645863747289E-14
SAOUHSC_01287 glnA –1.973007957 6.8262702824545E-14
SAOUHSC_01235 pyrH –1.622427785 7.5330589536703E-14
SAOUHSC_00262 ftsK 1.4680535193866 1.1169830218236E-13
SAOUHSC_01947 nisE 1.9850771999154 1.9941053624116E-13
SAOUHSC_01159 ileS –1.336976782 2.4016347824858E-13
SAOUHSC_00060 yjbB –2.122947995 3.2932235863704E-13
SAOUHSC_00179 —— 1.915303136 8.8271522289805E-13
SAOUHSC_02155 —— 1.4049943682858 9.9010597924038E-13
SAOUHSC_00901 —— 1.7141883255032 1.0376131388839E-12
SAOUHSC_00671 —— –2.654939004 1.0726104945641E-12
SAOUHSC_01395 asd 1.3634700199542 1.2611885080021E-12
SAOUHSC_00992 —— 1.4884990656545 1.2628301379701E-12
SAOUHSC_02112 —— 2.2348462421978 2.3391290175654E-12
SAOUHSC_00715 saeR –2.056845531 2.5415552438217E-12
SAOUHSC_01361 tagT_U_V 1.9941883418198 4.3773843746001E-12
SAOUHSC_01236 frr –1.156739601 6.6521674015585E-12
SAOUHSC_02983 —— 1.1737309199208 7.6685307782022E-12
SAOUHSC_03019 ecfA 1.8196733869538 8.2805192936608E-12
SAOUHSC_03023 drp35 1.5547162353652 1.5202075104145E-11
SAOUHSC_02154 —— 1.4546261528879 2.0935769076279E-11
SAOUHSC_02888 —— 1.7197381487406 2.0935769076279E-11
SAOUHSC_01285 glnR –2.458041012 6.5130804581423E-11
SAOUHSC_02770 cntK –2.913194292 6.9268784682736E-11
SAOUHSC_02093 —— 2.3418829752262 8.7465718286272E-11
SAOUHSC_01234 tsf –1.052984368 9.2048704792231E-11
SAOUHSC_02690 znuA –1.708566962 9.4765606236707E-11
SAOUHSC_00716 doxD –2.378330956 1.054707727294E-10
SAOUHSC_00994 atl –2.176446311 1.2698108474831E-10
SAOUHSC_00902 lepB 1.4805414008578 1.5122822504468E-10
SAOUHSC_02984 —— 1.1790533570618 1.9556516592895E-10
SAOUHSC_01910 pckA 1.1108510168201 2.3869825982385E-10
SAOUHSC_03020 mtsT 2.0863890974275 2.7108997577069E-10
SAOUHSC_02768 cntM –2.375880345 4.4547010223403E-10
SAOUHSC_02562 ureE 1.7796438611182 5.4706037141027E-10
SAOUHSC_02565 ureD 1.5924025851041 7.3904900823087E-10
SAOUHSC_00233 lrgB –2.938257402 7.8381032144616E-10
SAOUHSC_01735 tcdA –1.058446079 1.1658320821148E-9
SAOUHSC_02576 —— –2.73094894 1.2671757067547E-9
SAOUHSC_00691 bacA 1.2989085194526 1.7789582408379E-9
SAOUHSC_00178 ganQ 1.565821082 2.1478812978615E-9
SAOUHSC_01017 purH 1.6751372057562 2.4496270255871E-9
SAOUHSC_01447 —— 0.90238270930059 2.759812200409E-9
SAOUHSC_02988 asp1 1.3673320972872 3.1237861379128E-9
SAOUHSC_00818 nuc –2.43223269 3.4053300384607E-9
SAOUHSC_02828 catE 1.5537485683586 4.5027935533041E-9
SAOUHSC_00259 —— 1.3565317150133 5.9897677389357E-9
SAOUHSC_01396 dapA 1.6205298180776 6.3292547333028E-9
SAOUHSC_02705 —— –1.548767516 6.8790692235266E-9
SAOUHSC_02829 —— 1.220804377 7.2868121690923E-9
SAOUHSC_01018 purD 1.3797188923761 7.7188886765434E-9
SAOUHSC_02563 ureF 1.7415866051874 7.7188886765434E-9
SAOUHSC_00714 saeS –1.923105192 8.4264071067202E-9
SAOUHSC_02811 —— 1.2105771596579 8.4264071067202E-9
SAOUHSC_02561 ureC 1.8747925344713 9.1264154867342E-9
SAOUHSC_01920 —— –1.738876773 1.3174196548863E-8
SAOUHSC_02924 puuE 1.8543230957225 1.3446246677737E-8
SAOUHSC_01760 —— 3.6786328453216 1.7288749734182E-8
SAOUHSC_02990 —— 1.1269796619213 2.5472391072666E-8
SAOUHSC_01681 prmA 1.1588141209763 4.4354468958026E-8
SAOUHSC_01320 hom 1.333950489 6.6014037050403E-8
SAOUHSC_01397 dapB 1.4562425854909 1.1221123400686E-7
SAOUHSC_01794 gap2 1.7730395868373 1.1221123400686E-7
SAOUHSC_02564 ureG 1.606132928 1.1986464722427E-7
SAOUHSC_02862 clpL 0.83899273670073 1.2471065140381E-7
SAOUHSC_01275 glpF 1.2611439331926 1.290485890511E-7
SAOUHSC_00939 glbN 1.3882997445526 1.608083257144E-7
SAOUHSC_02163 —— –3.094146165 1.8621227302597E-7
SAOUHSC_02152 —— 1.1640113842931 1.8621227302597E-7
SAOUHSC_00167 ddpD 1.5316006204867 2.1764261729609E-7
SAOUHSC_00025 —— –1.021173794 2.2926323843939E-7
SAOUHSC_02864 feoB 1.319494744 2.4603667260399E-7
SAOUHSC_00119 wbjC 1.1399860730821 2.8960430176039E-7
SAOUHSC_02259 yafV 0.83951248445074 3.0681771264401E-7
SAOUHSC_02161 eap –1.48463818 3.4177909030525E-7
SAOUHSC_02269 scrR –0.9677133 4.4870474575281E-7
SAOUHSC_01953 nisA 2.5868205680326 5.5167342737171E-7
SAOUHSC_01321 thrC 1.2976715029471 6.5319918705695E-7
SAOUHSC_02558 ureA 2.4208523850594 6.5319918705695E-7
SAOUHSC_02874 copZ 1.8969565179767 6.616205561335E-7
SAOUHSC_01016 purN 1.582302909 8.2805830401518E-7
SAOUHSC_01432 msrA 0.89919939901938 8.9136814348057E-7
SAOUHSC_02855 —— –3.222439096 9.0524333439163E-7
SAOUHSC_00120 wbjD 1.1668900909837 1.0095021626419E-6
SAOUHSC_01165 K02824 uraA 1.1094989681431E-6
SAOUHSC_02887 —— —— 1.4263718080019E-6
SAOUHSC_02907 —— —— 1.535352389973E-6
SAOUHSC_00882 —— —— 1.5991575146485E-6
SAOUHSC_02611 —— —— 1.8951500583217E-6
SAOUHSC_01431 K07305 msrB 1.8997811415801E-6
SAOUHSC_02987 K12269 asp2 1.9372599051107E-6
SAOUHSC_00422 K17217 mccB 2.0358246199614E-6
SAOUHSC_02669 K23775 ohrR 2.5950561521113E-6
SAOUHSC_01266 K00174 korA 2.8803535251384E-6
SAOUHSC_02731 K24163 nhaK 2.9557676889613E-6
SAOUHSC_01135 K20337 psmB 2.9748543683139E-6
SAOUHSC_02985 K03070 secA 3.2701230585736E-6
SAOUHSC_01918 —— —— 3.4574266882087E-6
SAOUHSC_02557 K08717 utp 3.4741444109468E-6
SAOUHSC_01993 K07485 —— 3.6066359654912E-6
SAOUHSC_01319 K00928 lysC 4.201752644502E-6
SAOUHSC_02729 K11737 cycA 4.3825779687227E-6
SAOUHSC_02101 —— —— 4.4827164034641E-6
SAOUHSC_02244 K01439 dapE 4.555264248543E-6
SAOUHSC_01164 K02825 pyrR 4.6563620701036E-6
SAOUHSC_01584 —— —— 5.026178917118E-6
SAOUHSC_02986 K12270 asp3 5.2736658509925E-6
SAOUHSC_02867 —— —— 5.3642208970152E-6
SAOUHSC_01430 K02777 crr 5.4913672855992E-6
SAOUHSC_00579 K00938 mvaK2 5.586856752162E-6
SAOUHSC_02906 —— —— 6.1730466845622E-6
SAOUHSC_00177 K15771 ganP 6.4662018078283E-6
SAOUHSC_02750 —— —— 7.6816542045826E-6
SAOUHSC_02696 —— —— 8.0852555345627E-6
SAOUHSC_00056 —— —— 8.9587273059529E-6
SAOUHSC_02559 K01429 ureB 9.4575866534518E-6
SAOUHSC_00118 K15894 pseB 1.0193478134913E-5
SAOUHSC_00246 —— —— 1.0786181100961E-5
SAOUHSC_00544 K14194 sdrC_D_E 1.1027342428395E-5
SAOUHSC_00323 —— —— 1.1749978434396E-5
SAOUHSC_00421 K17216 mccA 1.2244833442702E-5
SAOUHSC_02967 K03758 arcD 1.3703320503854E-5
SAOUHSC_00319 —— —— 1.3763313368142E-5
SAOUHSC_00174 lytH 1.6244597407889 1.5541085090437E-5
SAOUHSC_00700 —— 1.4520911961235 1.7081973530286E-5
SAOUHSC_02883 —— –2.075625345 1.8361585491648E-5
SAOUHSC_00117 wbpM 0.85915221669567 1.9836568383933E-5
SAOUHSC_02658 —— 1.3295834619503 2.2078803336665E-5
SAOUHSC_00217 gutB 1.4332681430091 2.4122518903769E-5
SAOUHSC_00938 —— 1.0049661449637 2.413963914016E-5
SAOUHSC_02083 —— –2.073990281 2.5090783946886E-5
SAOUHSC_00572 —— 0.88396202972366 2.6427628731007E-5
SAOUHSC_01759 mreC 0.81859620567743 2.6740703182172E-5
SAOUHSC_00241 rbsU –1.006635487 2.7336692610496E-5
SAOUHSC_02402 cmtB 1.419015253 2.9245875990099E-5
SAOUHSC_01416 sucB 0.80424567542452 3.0581874091126E-5
SAOUHSC_02265 agrA –1.02839374 3.441021787863E-5
SAOUHSC_00341 metB 2.0423969647293 3.4704104042037E-5
SAOUHSC_01469 nth –0.755667634 3.4704104042037E-5
SAOUHSC_02635 tcaA 1.5867096869989 3.6312009342976E-5
SAOUHSC_02403 mtlD 1.2694521421659 3.6899726221779E-5
SAOUHSC_00584 —— 0.72501360103379 3.7068481138674E-5
SAOUHSC_01113 —— –2.744538658 3.7331645928566E-5
SAOUHSC_01813 —— –0.676938301 3.743865763479E-5
SAOUHSC_02812 —— 1.0092091660551 3.8837291032656E-5
SAOUHSC_02772 —— 0.93308190539749 4.2343532699327E-5
SAOUHSC_01276 glpK 0.97606784371589 4.3745586837103E-5
SAOUHSC_02911 queH –1.006968396 4.5200700686123E-5
SAOUHSC_02810 —— 1.2702352183159 5.2073482601813E-5
SAOUHSC_02571 —— –1.945540744 5.756673238807E-5
SAOUHSC_01456 —— 1.2265713029633 5.7646377688721E-5
SAOUHSC_03026 —— 1.6192805724273 5.95938920345E-5
SAOUHSC_01972 prsA 1.8721264854143 5.9624573462445E-5
SAOUHSC_02127 sspB2 –1.73558745 5.9910427405557E-5
SAOUHSC_00261 —— 1.1087301981543 6.1610113595667E-5
SAOUHSC_01105 sdhB 0.63499034756244 6.9311659309666E-5
SAOUHSC_00232 lrgA –2.614325891 7.0278278972688E-5
SAOUHSC_01866 —— –0.877617073 7.2158130724295E-5
SAOUHSC_03033 hoxN 1.0308757391713 7.9343990195151E-5
SAOUHSC_01130 —— 0.88385699375815 8.5898121573326E-5
SAOUHSC_00320 ssuE 0.99120089272464 8.9618503904541E-5
SAOUHSC_02097 —— –0.812361393 9.3779876664796E-5
SAOUHSC_00142 —— –1.03234865 0.00011129743304742
SAOUHSC_02620 —— 0.98361044823215 0.00011129743304742
SAOUHSC_02336 fabZ –0.951944525 0.00011129743304742
SAOUHSC_02073 —— –2.291074176 0.00011603334285742
SAOUHSC_01819 —— –1.333671402 0.00012209325987465
SAOUHSC_00216 gatC 1.5902994474867 0.00013677090314052
SAOUHSC_00314 mepR 1.1901833678051 0.00014176143915513
SAOUHSC_00949 —— 1.1449240937574 0.00014176143915513
SAOUHSC_00199 pct 1.4967533394794 0.00014330465959289
SAOUHSC_01025 —— 1.0186228185275 0.00014776274054322
SAOUHSC_01846 acs 0.88174122670418 0.00018712731236004
SAOUHSC_01485 ndk –1.160150773 0.00018927929387696
SAOUHSC_02833 yydJ 1.4980987051812 0.00019146639240666
SAOUHSC_00074 sirA –1.230141768 0.00020070718467973
SAOUHSC_02759 —— –1.394458265 0.00020878824435503
SAOUHSC_00424 metI 1.5270173935088 0.00022008171721972
SAOUHSC_00031 —— 1.183440709 0.0002235168702752
SAOUHSC_01398 dapH 1.1604878163368 0.0002251365830159
SAOUHSC_02023 lytD –2.562547517 0.00024851220349803
SAOUHSC_02025 —— –2.663283598 0.00026749496898789
SAOUHSC_02915 —— 0.83278046772812 0.00027106211749688
SAOUHSC_01893 arsB 1.1291279713158 0.00027106211749688
SAOUHSC_01992 —— –1.183044699 0.00027495532537467
SAOUHSC_00729 uup –0.819946196 0.00027747941247022
SAOUHSC_01267 korB –0.886010277 0.00029345376724633
SAOUHSC_02019 xlyAB –2.61948585 0.00030865133330252
SAOUHSC_02286 leuB 1.513311336 0.00030865133330252
SAOUHSC_00628 mnhD 0.95461240954379 0.00031281649096394
SAOUHSC_02089 —— –0.937315036 0.00032682378537446
SAOUHSC_02285 leuA 1.501022375 0.00034432165764077
SAOUHSC_01838 degP 0.64469166856785 0.00036280601043386
SAOUHSC_00318 —— 0.9934244339362 0.00036751627576983
SAOUHSC_02254 groEL 0.95037100081251 0.00037244232291093
SAOUHSC_00828 lysE 1.1254889025656 0.00037978090514859
SAOUHSC_01232 rpsB –0.959729428 0.00038224508429394
SAOUHSC_01440 yhhQ 0.82802838635069 0.00039302042350687
SAOUHSC_00297 —— 0.78820504576823 0.00040661903501959
SAOUHSC_02886 —— –3.854964131 0.00040888044575072
SAOUHSC_00125 —— 0.80519530464656 0.0004361102651382
SAOUHSC_01429 —— 2.3834611637476 0.00045321715021124
SAOUHSC_02257 —— –1.076058704 0.00045321715021124
SAOUHSC_02905 —— 0.96036437075294 0.00045321715021124
SAOUHSC_00195 fadA 1.2111347001879 0.00049500568389971
SAOUHSC_02261 agrB –1.258926529 0.00049500568389971
SAOUHSC_00974 tarM –1.390951414 0.00051173113645252
SAOUHSC_02516 pbuG 1.0597660016949 0.00053609813097673
SAOUHSC_00814 —— –1.981207707 0.00055338676970251
SAOUHSC_02022 —— –2.484926009 0.00055338676970251
SAOUHSC_00730 recQ –0.798135 0.00055343449483335
SAOUHSC_00702 —— 1.0364191168842 0.00055714299746504
SAOUHSC_01505 fmnP –0.935541971 0.00059845072375803
SAOUHSC_00785 trxB –0.706118164 0.0006026046685049
SAOUHSC_01990 artR 0.82560704108829 0.00061409787446094
SAOUHSC_00455 —— –0.794616589 0.00061774284715685
SAOUHSC_00844 metQ 0.89249767457257 0.00062195511429855
SAOUHSC_02078 —— –2.146322363 0.00064836444148981
SAOUHSC_02049 xtmB –2.162397551 0.00065157488808932
SAOUHSC_00067 lutP –0.791856518 0.00065642735919181
SAOUHSC_02251 —— 1.3678068058076 0.00067698149717765
SAOUHSC_02644 —— 0.82823341915488 0.00070638458751913
SAOUHSC_00423 metN 1.3310082174506 0.00070839469368278
SAOUHSC_01855 —— –0.885968198 0.00071063650518399
SAOUHSC_00160 —— 1.3336340684407 0.00072391483770622
SAOUHSC_02035 —— –2.490579797 0.00072391483770622
SAOUHSC_00400 —— –1.210874262 0.00074030300702683
SAOUHSC_02255 groES 1.2684526792489 0.00075293836866132
SAOUHSC_02337 murA –0.783002502 0.0008276923244114
SAOUHSC_03022 —— 0.99472614304331 0.00088927058717457
SAOUHSC_00578 mvaD 0.90880306548921 0.00092303675734698
SAOUHSC_00624 —— 1.1508236314742 0.00093241120072328
SAOUHSC_00213 —— 1.0352366523742 0.00094571822843106
SAOUHSC_01728 —— 1.0259056697285 0.00099011049300636
SAOUHSC_00151 —— –0.947777317 0.0010183885603033
SAOUHSC_02030 —— –2.356931423 0.0010363105247461
SAOUHSC_00027 rlmH –0.7605509 0.0010363105247461
SAOUHSC_00339 yitJ 1.4838457489473 0.0011216534115456
SAOUHSC_00223 tarF –0.705193603 0.0011775687918753
SAOUHSC_00408 —— 1.1124192449307 0.0011989751782817
SAOUHSC_02036 —— –2.227302561 0.0011989751782817
SAOUHSC_00369 —— –0.728111197 0.0012263237539811
SAOUHSC_00886 mnhD 0.79083619092566 0.0012728269294615
SAOUHSC_01399 —— 1.0296799605983 0.0012728612877591
SAOUHSC_02043 —— –2.182326835 0.0013005270616331
SAOUHSC_02020 —— –2.769710667 0.0013310431407999
SAOUHSC_02071 —— –1.940700652 0.0013310431407999
SAOUHSC_02048 —— –1.92678267 0.0013310431407999
SAOUHSC_02047 —— –1.983902064 0.0013310431407999
SAOUHSC_00733 hisC 0.89350843037718 0.0013714081971918
SAOUHSC_00196 fadN 1.5964215649375 0.0013789715771421
SAOUHSC_00580 —— 0.81341854479336 0.0014182347774305
SAOUHSC_01001 qoxB 0.89124974347561 0.0014394652368104
SAOUHSC_00499 pdxS –0.717680471 0.0014657235668132
SAOUHSC_00182 —— –3.756629236 0.0015240693061657
SAOUHSC_02081 —— –2.207731237 0.0015393310917238
SAOUHSC_01598 rnz –0.649636744 0.0015497974677063
SAOUHSC_01000 qoxC 1.1658000991257 0.001559667304985
SAOUHSC_01657 znuC –1.328491974 0.0015784031631236
SAOUHSC_00571 —— 0.9814282242087 0.0015822696419789
SAOUHSC_00500 pdxT –0.707242277 0.0015881801498488
SAOUHSC_02028 —— –2.435360545 0.0016060287357648
SAOUHSC_01922 —— –0.868440006 0.0016080947631079
SAOUHSC_01832 —— 0.99419765018561 0.0016129162977293
SAOUHSC_02080 —— –2.219959573 0.0016129162977293
SAOUHSC_00613 —— –0.693905719 0.0016176827995275
SAOUHSC_01719 —— –0.846987304 0.0017056282022413
SAOUHSC_00004 recF –0.682200598 0.001724461171991
SAOUHSC_02070 —— –1.997130998 0.0017318432918364
SAOUHSC_02555 —— 1.4527880881133 0.0017474662617661
SAOUHSC_02964 arcR –0.701552575 0.0017521358412912
SAOUHSC_02282 ilvB 1.4457241015634 0.0017568579152808
SAOUHSC_02029 —— –2.294862881 0.0018055887254533
SAOUHSC_02031 —— –2.292814776 0.0018113933129247
SAOUHSC_00859 —— –0.846107041 0.0018403794525794
SAOUHSC_02284 ilvC 1.6351097908128 0.0018403794525794
SAOUHSC_02268 sacA –0.598153213 0.0018598509241493
SAOUHSC_00843 metI 1.3197095229335 0.0018617483779132
SAOUHSC_02430 fecB –0.929366334 0.0018634712438434
SAOUHSC_00663 —— 0.85410431693891 0.0018774604415532
SAOUHSC_01322 thrB 1.0576579275055 0.0018900565454761
SAOUHSC_02119 putP 0.67644246227809 0.0019631198368133
SAOUHSC_00265 —— 1.3838332054721 0.0020381321861999
SAOUHSC_01663 dnaG –0.946536206 0.0020381321861999
SAOUHSC_01400 alr 0.98721079304237 0.002044126558964
SAOUHSC_02264 agrC –1.355161692 0.002044126558964
SAOUHSC_02260 hld –3.335088598 0.0021252711300557
SAOUHSC_01046 potA 0.81193395369185 0.0021525144797494
SAOUHSC_02463 hysA –0.841416154 0.0021543071323346
SAOUHSC_01682 dnaJ 0.92568483618151 0.0021615477638417
SAOUHSC_01035 rnj –0.773108421 0.0021615477638417
SAOUHSC_00138 —— 1.5231160595332 0.0022252539905852
SAOUHSC_00039 —— –0.630639631 0.0022252539905852
SAOUHSC_01917 —— –1.500491516 0.0024515058977306
SAOUHSC_01859 —— –1.149453262 0.0025456565838506
SAOUHSC_01499 bdr –0.960643249 0.002550162775355
SAOUHSC_02922 ldh –1.665222381 0.002562934395143
SAOUHSC_00294 —— 0.76942425254004 0.002562934395143
SAOUHSC_00024 —— –0.745554645 0.0026833528999581
SAOUHSC_02033 —— –2.046530765 0.0027001599585945
SAOUHSC_02072 —— –1.849055659 0.0027396550045291
SAOUHSC_02062 —— –2.210724858 0.0027715466615032
SAOUHSC_00200 prsW –1.011365624 0.0028766403979828
SAOUHSC_02782 —— –2.557589442 0.0028766403979828
SAOUHSC_01774 hemC 0.83210745073414 0.0028766403979828
SAOUHSC_02050 xtmA –1.923274211 0.0029142096165542
SAOUHSC_01941 —— –1.481904321 0.0030366568080707
SAOUHSC_00845 —— –1.254532414 0.0030366568080707
SAOUHSC_00457 —— –0.727909902 0.0030749539120972
SAOUHSC_02767 nikA –1.014583643 0.0031673454336325
SAOUHSC_00925 oppD 0.9754212470208 0.0031673454336325
SAOUHSC_01746 secDF –0.87302987 0.0031673454336325
SAOUHSC_00553 hxlA –0.735437989 0.0031845124834859
SAOUHSC_02426 —— 0.96479798418984 0.0031845124834859
SAOUHSC_00484 tilS –0.693818514 0.0031845124834859
SAOUHSC_01798 —— –1.097538183 0.0032465465112944
SAOUHSC_00407 —— 1.5471372735767 0.0033337379050762
SAOUHSC_02931 —— –1.096339665 0.0033803719505524
SAOUHSC_01652 pbp3 –0.62449115 0.0034284033585014
SAOUHSC_01895 —— –1.138044456 0.003629313699181
SAOUHSC_00861 lipA –0.62499942 0.0037173798580694
SAOUHSC_01656 znuB –0.727718452 0.0037366932486455
SAOUHSC_A02794 —— 0.96368518053425 0.0037584047329679
SAOUHSC_00410 —— –1.037952945 0.0038141861824839
SAOUHSC_00987 sspB –0.863531735 0.0038380367890474
SAOUHSC_02167 scn –1.055042585 0.0038684082937561
SAOUHSC_00340 metC 1.6677678857224 0.0039774542636294
SAOUHSC_00257 —— 0.8838596507653 0.0040196332315527
SAOUHSC_01981 —— –0.749060449 0.0040311741923895
SAOUHSC_00501 nupC –0.620026298 0.0040311741923895
SAOUHSC_01680 rsmE 0.81953719738372 0.004069564111471
SAOUHSC_02881 crtP –0.877734969 0.0041261638966891
SAOUHSC_01894 arsC 0.85126094605531 0.0041261638966891
SAOUHSC_02965 arcC –0.764711577 0.004189512897955
SAOUHSC_02075 —— –2.283653054 0.0041998958674183
SAOUHSC_02389 czcD –0.588514332 0.0042853960630795
SAOUHSC_02401 mtlR 1.0762846883759 0.0043427930864661
SAOUHSC_00304 —— –0.79929326 0.0045056126596796
SAOUHSC_02041 —— –2.326943219 0.0045722931019095
SAOUHSC_02682 cobA 1.1327999382323 0.0045890347259935
SAOUHSC_02802 fnbB –0.813815116 0.0046346356571564
SAOUHSC_02287 leuC 1.1805275833712 0.0047602409621069
SAOUHSC_02069 —— –1.701743904 0.004827043420717
SAOUHSC_00248 lytM –1.470348239 0.0048326479806063
SAOUHSC_00718 —— –1.412442899 0.0048594462562751
SAOUHSC_01921 —— –1.215843637 0.0048594462562751
SAOUHSC_01865 trmB –1.630592925 0.0049902566700849
SAOUHSC_01470 dnaD –1.567635041 0.0052454180809356
SAOUHSC_01084 isdD –1.966545485 0.0053350532686048
SAOUHSC_01369 trpC 1.6928905908343 0.0053630464442212
SAOUHSC_00420 —— –1.415693089 0.0053630464442212
SAOUHSC_02865 feoA 1.7559958594368 0.0054469683750732
SAOUHSC_00459 rsmI –0.794590674 0.0055866152653913
SAOUHSC_00376 —— –0.924995073 0.0056737921119313
SAOUHSC_00569 —— 0.69437231519019 0.006083262961265
SAOUHSC_02034 —— –2.324700661 0.0063367340686587
SAOUHSC_00533 hchA 0.70503375109834 0.0064077380393837
SAOUHSC_00198 fadD 1.1803825886605 0.0064077380393837
SAOUHSC_01984 —— –1.982913102 0.0065046441664453
SAOUHSC_02912 phnB 0.68164726429913 0.0066011039307938
SAOUHSC_00485 hprT –1.150838863 0.0068837621535287
SAOUHSC_00070 —— –1.607069379 0.0071055466989311
SAOUHSC_02554 fhuD –0.736641367 0.0071973221617744
SAOUHSC_02038 —— –2.349106362 0.0073061287363225
SAOUHSC_00398 hsdS –0.696762675 0.007323999690742
SAOUHSC_02698 tcyB 0.65214706899893 0.007346472438893
SAOUHSC_03014 hisG 1.9561081601111 0.0074676373742953
SAOUHSC_00926 oppF 0.68348582008041 0.0075254879945249
SAOUHSC_01366 trpE 1.2214541237489 0.0076638388672674
SAOUHSC_01175 —— –0.697406285 0.0076919872988882
SAOUHSC_01283 hflX –0.738717799 0.0078071523761841
SAOUHSC_00135 —— 1.1205897705145 0.0078823483432322
SAOUHSC_00146 yagU 1.1533711067711 0.0079027308860409
SAOUHSC_00732 opuC –0.973904126 0.0080063639001598
SAOUHSC_02821 —— –2.828766572 0.0080986291482735
SAOUHSC_01367 trpG 1.5354408521836 0.008117058634152
SAOUHSC_01845 fhs –0.772489049 0.0082631114308812
SAOUHSC_00955 —— 1.4763563077387 0.0082728303808098
SAOUHSC_01932 hsdS –0.697050329 0.0084541206854359
SAOUHSC_00126 wbqP 0.89114922274564 0.0086385737562355
SAOUHSC_00264 —— 1.424808308 0.0088853875171341
SAOUHSC_01224 xerC 0.59970467223051 0.0090025383243678
SAOUHSC_02628 —— 0.64676182628661 0.0090248145149327
SAOUHSC_02252 —— 1.3356005947543 0.0092842399575819
SAOUHSC_01050 —— 0.62603057169822 0.0093099456940017
SAOUHSC_01371 trpB 1.1339514851537 0.0093685466680958
SAOUHSC_02722 —— 1.265829721 0.0095152780461692
SAOUHSC_01919 —— 0.61070577489993 0.0098845449764311
SAOUHSC_00426 metQ 0.8558507016274 0.010254345434558
SAOUHSC_01378 ddpD 0.78149670235145 0.010409358824149
SAOUHSC_01310 clsA_B –0.623310589 0.01048920636864
SAOUHSC_02737 —— –1.13184977 0.010539784921183
SAOUHSC_00123 —— 0.77501562540692 0.010803160178168
SAOUHSC_01053 mntH –0.887165069 0.010889907675584
SAOUHSC_02150 —— 0.99918684271384 0.01101101896572
SAOUHSC_00556 proP 0.84117395986832 0.011092657693992
SAOUHSC_02504 rpmC 0.94708993883567 0.011187758468841
SAOUHSC_02040 —— –2.321366434 0.011288668581717
SAOUHSC_01732 cymR 1.2533941006336 0.011519449852535
SAOUHSC_00127 —— 0.68375810802788 0.012327475090331
SAOUHSC_02794 —— 0.75190662116386 0.012341931223729
SAOUHSC_00999 qoxD 1.1930475306718 0.012359786531489
SAOUHSC_02936 —— 1.0475020572553 0.012433092480013
SAOUHSC_00483 —— –0.772856565 0.01266315317218
SAOUHSC_00982 menF –0.799557985 0.012675224239772
SAOUHSC_01858 —— –0.716376348 0.012735487710396
SAOUHSC_00997 tagT_U_V 0.68040835548184 0.012735487710396
SAOUHSC_02074 —— –1.891819522 0.012780146088771
SAOUHSC_02643 —— 0.84524214995516 0.012963791573159
SAOUHSC_01761 —— 1.4964487780231 0.013286910452217
SAOUHSC_02641 hrtB –1.130792022 0.013475013885289
SAOUHSC_02314 kdpD –0.594283985 0.013739135932453
SAOUHSC_00164 —— –0.890156944 0.013788567117111
SAOUHSC_01015 purM 1.0815961773857 0.013788567117111
SAOUHSC_02256 —— –2.151048217 0.013821414494208
SAOUHSC_02296 sprL 0.71377266195296 0.014038242335137
SAOUHSC_00842 metN 0.92683686075629 0.014460625269325
SAOUHSC_02021 —— –1.904773969 0.014549261665069
SAOUHSC_02281 ilvD 1.0055275009112 0.014549261665069
SAOUHSC_01278 glpA 0.98839899356746 0.014549261665069
SAOUHSC_02003 —— –0.740692206 0.014606782052667
SAOUHSC_02989 secY 1.1019515149419 0.015002300471635
SAOUHSC_02037 —— –2.121411367 0.015057438140545
SAOUHSC_00051 plc –1.484159155 0.015117706397277
SAOUHSC_02250 xtmA 1.0549842676443 0.015117706397277
SAOUHSC_01827 ezrA –0.792305537 0.015273721628814
SAOUHSC_02067 —— –1.466351222 0.015273721628814
SAOUHSC_03012 hisC 1.2634632350601 0.015332995542907
SAOUHSC_00903 lepB 0.9085317826467 0.015576064851856
SAOUHSC_01835 —— 0.71274962729167 0.015635846608348
SAOUHSC_02160 —— –1.011817438 0.015840551620092
SAOUHSC_00367 —— 0.63697018634498 0.016264326636488
SAOUHSC_00927 oppA 0.61716862515199 0.016301546314128
SAOUHSC_02374 —— 0.65140153445938 0.016498147277992
SAOUHSC_00397 hsdM –0.79702771 0.016987855676016
SAOUHSC_02216 dnaC –1.726556635 0.017395169967262
SAOUHSC_00153 kdcA –1.157685425 0.017395169967262
SAOUHSC_01014 purF 0.97463902594955 0.017409635013242
SAOUHSC_00687 —— –0.823880584 0.017651902805897
SAOUHSC_00513 rlmB –0.615721981 0.017891366253773
SAOUHSC_01957 —— –1.556731757 0.01902924322533
SAOUHSC_03015 —— 1.3060472051336 0.019161155465064
SAOUHSC_02077 —— –1.884389844 0.019326026892599
SAOUHSC_00755 brxC 0.8801040197605 0.019326026892599
SAOUHSC_02648 lutP 0.76254027567171 0.019674973505926
SAOUHSC_00206 ldh 1.1975153267858 0.01991387184268
SAOUHSC_00627 mnhC 1.5576152766463 0.020325803408133
SAOUHSC_02656 —— 0.70680789873821 0.02046863452966
SAOUHSC_01912 —— –0.618565035 0.020845223359725
SAOUHSC_00973 tarM –1.590034613 0.02087454656448
SAOUHSC_02044 —— –1.808871444 0.021124015792806
SAOUHSC_00983 menD –0.592091051 0.021624064223988
SAOUHSC_02489 infA 1.9217058568979 0.021738210119006
SAOUHSC_02499 rpsN 0.99698041857665 0.022331103243729
SAOUHSC_01980 —— –0.881628291 0.022604035630873
SAOUHSC_00907 —— –0.792386068 0.022604035630873
SAOUHSC_00924 oppC 0.67039310721848 0.022677695863217
SAOUHSC_00139 —— 0.789152165 0.022976941182604
SAOUHSC_00306 —— –0.758852116 0.023101924935431
SAOUHSC_00281 —— 0.72836030017228 0.023201857398939
SAOUHSC_00230 lytS –0.741426501 0.023309334594991
SAOUHSC_00543 —— –0.794437393 0.024012485713891
SAOUHSC_00430 —— –0.590903598 0.024029065465179
SAOUHSC_02935 gbsR 0.59242691239871 0.024055687406333
SAOUHSC_00189 —— 1.9486005743027 0.025009191984528
SAOUHSC_02556 —— 0.97092453348568 0.025109334074636
SAOUHSC_00002 dnaN –0.706122393 0.025581360055176
SAOUHSC_01833 serA 0.64560442399349 0.02592724734116
SAOUHSC_00795 gapA –0.860763869 0.026913773607212
SAOUHSC_02930 —— –0.728785976 0.026931312769316
SAOUHSC_00158 scrA 0.7374016350904 0.026931312769316
SAOUHSC_00115 epsB 0.72909256651998 0.027912832989699
SAOUHSC_03017 —— 1.2217915847835 0.027915035396921
SAOUHSC_00055 —— 0.72773078066525 0.02826304212412
SAOUHSC_00952 —— 0.71283337431475 0.028712449099309
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