Figure 6


TraSH Methodology: Detects the loss of
  specific transposon mutants from a pool of mutants.  In this example, mutant
  #2 containing a transposon insertion in gene B is lost under experimental
  selection conditions.  Hybridization of fluorescently labeled TraSH probes
  from both pools of mutants to an oligonucleotide microarray of
  <i>P. aeruginosa</i> genes reveals that mutant #2 is absent from the
  experimental pool.These data suggest that the gene disrupted in mutant #2 is
  important or required for the ability to persist under the given experimental
  treatment.
Figure 6 - TraSH Methodology: Detects the loss of specific transposon mutants from a pool of mutants. In this example, mutant #2 containing a transposon insertion in gene B is lost under experimental selection conditions. Hybridization of fluorescently labeled TraSH probes from both pools of mutants to an oligonucleotide microarray of P. aeruginosa genes reveals that mutant #2 is absent from the experimental pool.These data suggest that the gene disrupted in mutant #2 is important or required for the ability to persist under the given experimental treatment.