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Fig 1.

Growth stimulation of ‘difficult-to-culture’ oral bacterial strains by siderophores.

(a-f) Growth of Prevotella sp. HOT-376: (a) Fusobacterium nucleatum cross-streak, (b-f) 4- & 8-d plates with pyoverdines-Fe, F. nucleatum culture supernatant (positive control) or water (negative control); (g-i) Fretibacterium fastidiosum: 28-day spread plates supplemented with desferricoprogen, positive or negative control solutions (as described above).

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Table 1.

Growth stimulation of Prevotella sp. HOT-376 and Fretibacterium fastidiosum by test agents relative to positive (++++) and negative (-) controls.

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Fig 2.

Secondary cultures of colonies of interest.

(a) Growth of an unknown strain limited to the surface of a Propionibacterium acnes cross-streak (on left); (b) Secondary culture of Bacteroidaceae bacterium HOT-272 showing satellitism beside the P. acnes cross-streak (on left) and around red colonies of Actinomyces odontolyticus (indicated with arrows).

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Fig 3.

Phylum Chloroflexi isolate Anaerolineae bacterium HOT-439 is dependent on a helper strain for growth.

12-d growth: (a) with and (b) without F. nucleatum cross-streaks

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Fig 4.

Differential growth-stimulation of Bacteroidetes bacterium HOT-365 in accordance with the ‘helper’ used at initial passage.

Eight-day cultures with cross-streaks of P. acnes (on left) and F. nucleatum (on right). (a, c) Forth and (b, d) sixth passages after initial sub-culture on membranes over P. acnes (a-b) or F. nucleatum (c-d) lawns.

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Fig 5.

Plate cultures showing unusual helper- / dependent-strain relationships.

(a) 14d-culture of Fretibacterium fastidiosum with bilateral cross-streaks of F. nucleatum–small circular zone of inhibition (top left) localised to an area beside the ‘helper’; (b) Five-day culture of Prevotella sp. HOT-376 showing self-satellitism–growth restricted to the site of, and immediately beside two vertical cross-streaks of self.

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Table 2.

Previously-uncultivated phylotypes detected in subgingival plaque samples and cultures derived from those samples.

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Table 3.

Previously-cultivated but uncharacterised / unnamed taxa detected in subgingival plaque samples and cultures derived from those samples.

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Table 4.

‘Unclassified’ sequences representing previously-uncultivated phylotypes detected in subgingival plaque samples and cultures derived from those samples.

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