TABLE 3.

Uniprot accession numbers of the sequences determined in this study^a

PBP 1a		PBP 1b		PBP 2a		PBP 2b		PBP 2x		PBP 3		MurM
Group	Accession no.	Group	Accession no.	Group	Accession no.	Group	Accession no.	Group	Accession no.	Group	Accession no.	Group	Accession no.
A1	Q5ZFP6	A1	Q7CRA4	A1	Q8DNB6	A1	P10524	A1	P59676	A1	Q75Y43	A1	Q5ZFT4
A1′	Q75YN0	A2	Q5ZGA4	A2	Q5ZG20	A1′	Q5ZGA8	A1′	Q6ZXK2	A2	Q5ZG15	A1′	Q5ZFT3
A1′′	Q04707	A3	Q75YK0	A3	Q97NL3	A1′′	Q54532	A2	Q6ZXJ9			A2	Q5ZFT0
B1	Q9RET8	A4	Q5ZGA3	A4	Q75YF1	A2	Q5ZGB0	A3	Q8G8S1			B1	Q5ZFT2
C1	Q54946	A5	Q5ZGA2	A5	Q75YE4	A3	Q8G819	A4	Q6ZXK1			C1	Q5ZFT1
C2	Q9RET6			A6	Q5ZG19	B1	Q9RES3	A5	Q6ZXK0
C3	Q9RET4			A7	Q75YD8	B2	Q5ZGA9	B1	Q9R315
				A8	Q5ZG17	C1	Q9RES0	C1	Q9RES9
				A9	Q5ZG18	D1	Q5ZGA5	C1′	Q6ZXK4
						D1′	Q5ZGA6	C2	Q6ZXK3
						E1	Q5ZGA7	C3	Q83XA7
						F1	Q5ZGB1

^aNew sequences are in boldface type. For sequences that were already present in the database, the identity is complete for the fragments that we sequenced, i.e., PBP 1a (residues 264 to 654), PBP 1b (residues 310 to 752), PBP 2a (residues 301 to 431), PBP 2b (residues 313 to 680), PBP 2x (residues 266 to 616), PBP 3 (residues 25 to 297), and MurM (residues 21 to 386).