Hdc* are reported to function as virulence factors in pathogenic and causative pathogens. The M184A region is responsible for the Rp0411A mutation identified in the pathogenicity of *Staphylococcus aureus* in mice [@pone.0088863-Nilsson1]. The M814A and M864D mutations in *S. aureus* make this strain an ideal model for studying the pathogenesis of the pathogen. Under severe conditions, the *S. aureus* susceptibility to *D*. *solutum* gradually spreads to the bloodstream, such as from diarrhea to skin lesions and respiratory failure owing to the hemolysis.
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Conflict of interest/disclosures {#s3} =============================== The authors declare that there is no conflict of interest. Supporting Information {#s4} ====================== ###### **Tables A and C.** Growth curves of strain lines without (A-D) and with (E-H) the mutations of *Dsp* genes. *Dsp*~1~ and *Dsp*~3~ mutations were observed at the dilution step at 50 mg/ml and 20 µg/ml, respectively. Growth curve of M184A (M184A~1~) and M814A (M814A~1~) strain in tryptophan-based assay were observed in the presence of yeast extract (*Y*. *tewadae)* and *Dsp*~1~ and *Dsp*~3~ mutations. (PDF) ###### Click here for additional data file. ###### **Growth** **c**etyl-coA was detected on the agarose gel.
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The wild-type strain *Dsp*~1~ showed growth in presence of kanamycin only at 50 µg ml^−1^. (PDF) ###### Click here for additional data file. ###### **Viability of strains.** The *Dsp*~1~, *Dsp*~3~, and *Dsp*~1~ Δ*D-Dsp*~3~ mutant strains were grown in YE medium. G.V. shows the appearance of *Dsp*~1~, which is a *Dfl*~1~- and *Dsp*~3~- mutant form of *Dsp*.*G*- and *Dfn*~1~- mutant strains.
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(PDF) ###### Click here for additional data file. The manuscript was funded by the Brazilian Ministry of Science and Technology (projects JFIA-0357000905 to J.A. and JFIA-02549012 to J.-P.J.; JUAB-02061940 to J.F.
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I.). [^1]: **Competing Interests:**The authors have declared that no competing interests exist. [^2]: Conceived and designed the experiments: RGM KRL JHI JADM JAL. Performed the experiments: RGM. Analyzed the data: RGM. Contributed reagents/materials/analysis tools: RGM. Wrote the paper: RGM.
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Hdc -8–3–5 their explanation * * * * * * relevant * * of * * HdcM, FgZP, FgHA, FgGlu~64~). In this context, we compared the effect of genetic modifications that regulate Hda, SfHdcM and FgHdcM mutants on the chondrogenic phenotype in the absence of the inducers by measuring in vitro chondrogenic and epithelial chondrocyte differentiation \[[@pone.0153497.ref033]\]. The HdcM(24):*G12D*, (*G12D*) and HdcM(27):*F32A* construct lack the effector activity in the chondrogenic and epithelial lineage and are able to maintain the amyloid precursor protein precursors throughout the early stages of chondrogenesis \[[@pone.0153497.ref033]\]. The D44D substitution results in the strong loss of the effector activity.
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The *F32A* construct has a loss of activity, and to a lesser extent, the F32A construct shows an increase in activity. Despite this increase of activity, it is unlikely to hold an impact as *F32A* has a mutation responsible for the loss of functionality \[[@pone.0153497.ref033]\]. This observation may explain the recent report \[[@pone.0153497.ref033]\] with the mutation G127K in the *F32A* construct. These mutants display a novel result that they have decreased chondrocyte differentiation, suggesting that the HdcM mutant is able to function better on the chondrocyte lineage \[[@pone.
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0153497.ref033]\]. One of the key pieces of information coming out of this picture is the importance of the actin cytoskeleton and chromatin compaction at the development of the cartilage. In the Chondrocytes, the actin cytoskeleton has been studied by using calcium channel affinity chromatography and various techniques by using SDS-PAGE \[[@pone.0153497.ref021],[@pone.0153497.ref028],[@pone.
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0153497.ref034]\], mass spectroscopic immunogold \[[@pone.0153497.ref045]\], immunocytochemistry \[[@pone.0153497.ref036],[@pone.0153497.ref046]\], and subcellular fractionation: xeno-injections in biopsy media have been applied \[[@pone.
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0153497.ref023]\]. Different approaches used to examine the level of HdcM/Hda/Chondrocyte cytoskeleton and chromatin compaction have been applied with different approaches described therein: these include atomic force microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, zeta potential, fluorescence as well as immunocytochemistry in intact chondrocyte samples to measure the abundance of HdcM/Hda/Chondrocyte chondrocytes. Within these methods there are also quantitative techniques that allow quantitating the dynamic process \[[@pone.0153497.ref025]\]. They are commonly used within the Zeta Potential chromatography methods of microtiter and immunospectrophotometry to identify the number of chromatin compartitions present at the development of the cartilage and to evaluate the dynamic process among different components of the chondrocyte complex, as well. Our comparison of F-actin in myeloid progenitors in intact chondrocytes (0.
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016 μg) and those without inbred lines (0.086 μg) demonstrates a significant increase in the number of HdcM-positive myogenic progenitors in the inbred line (treated) compared with that measured with F-actin (0.0119 μg), indicating a possible increase in the number of HdcM-positive progenitors in the cartilage tissue. The effect of the inducers on the chondrogenic differentiation is also observed when F-actin is inactivated (0.041 μg), and F-actin could be the most efficient inhibitor \[[@pone.0153497.ref038]\] when expressed under
