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Changes in the Protein Profile in Staphylococcal Strains from Patients Infected with the SARS-CoV-2 Virus

TOMASZ JARZEMBOWSKI
TOMASZ JARZEMBOWSKI
, 
LIDIA PIECHOWICZ
LIDIA PIECHOWICZ
, 
MAREK BRONK
MAREK BRONK
, 
ANNA PAŁUBICKA
ANNA PAŁUBICKA
 y 
ŁUKASZ NAUMIUK
ŁUKASZ NAUMIUK
   | 21 feb 2023
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Article Category: SHORT COMMUNICATION
Publicado en línea: 21 feb 2023
Páginas: 93 - 99
Recibido: 23 sept 2022
Aceptado: 03 dic 2022
DOI: https://doi.org/10.33073/pjm-2023-001
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© 2023 TOMASZ JARZEMBOWSKI et al., published by Sciendo
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Fig. 1.

Classification and Regression Trees of the strains studied by the protein presence and relative amount of particular protein. Red boxes represent the identified categories, while vertical bars are the source of strains.
Classification and Regression Trees of the strains studied by the protein presence and relative amount of particular protein. Red boxes represent the identified categories, while vertical bars are the source of strains.

Fig. 2.

ANOVA comparison of relative protein peak intensity in isolates from different groups of patients.
ANOVA comparison of relative protein peak intensity in isolates from different groups of patients.

Characteristics of the protein peaks identified in the study. The m/z value refers to the mass/charge ratio.

m/z Literature Relative peak intensity
2,151 This study N = 7Med 14
2,430 This study N = 6Med 11.5
2,515 This study N = 14Med 11.5
2,652 This study N = 23Med 14
2,750 This study N = 8Med 15.5
2,770 Sauget et al. 2017 N = 24Med 15
2,869 This study N = 23Med 13
2,895 This study N = 2Med 15
3,005 Jackson et al. 2005;Østergaard et al. 2010;Böhme et al. 2012;Josten et al. 2013 N = 15Med 26
3,177 This study N = 12Med 13,5
3,212 This study N = 17Med 16
3,410 This study N = 30Med 25
3,445 Bernardo et al. 2002;Østergaard et al. 2010;Böhme et al. 2012;Josten et al. 2013 N = 40Med 49
3,785 This study N = 9Med 11
4,307 This study N = 40Med 28
4,458 Østergaard et al. 2010; N = 6Med 13
4,594 Østergaard et al. 2010; N = 3Med 11
4,819 Østergaard et al. 2010;Sauget et al. 2017 Med 30.5N = 28
5,035 Bernardo et al. 2002;Jackson et al. 2005;Østergaard et al. 2010;Böhme et al. 2012;Josten et al. 2013 N = 36Med 36.6
5,306 Sauget et al. 2017 N = 19Med 17
5,528 Bernardo et al. 2002;Østergaard et al. 2010;Böhme et al. 2012;Josten et al. 2013;Jackson et al. 2020 N = 30Med 43.5
5,554 Sauget et al. 2017 N = 6Med 23
6,032 Østergaard et al. 2010 N = 3Med 23
6,357 This study N = 29Med 13
6,426 Østergaard et al. 2010 N = 10Med 11
6,575 Jackson et al. 2005;Østergaard et al. 2010;Böhme et al. 2012;Josten et al. 2013 N = 17Med 12
6,820 Sauget et al. 2017 N = 38Med 54
6,892 Østergaard et al. 2010;Böhme et al. 2012 Med 100N = 40
9,632 Østergaard et al. 2010;Sauget et al. 2017 N = 26Med 28

Clinical characteristics of patients.

Age(median) Oxygensaturation(median) CRP(median) Diabetes(n of patients) Hypertension(n of patients) n
Patients hospitalized due to SARS-CoV-2 infection 71 90 61,4 6 8 12
Patients with wound infection (diabetes, SARS-CoV-2 negative) 64 N/A N/A 17 N/A 17
S. aureus carriers (diabetes) 58 N/A N/A 11 N/A 11
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