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. 2006 Jan;188(1):37–44. doi: 10.1128/JB.188.1.37-44.2006

TABLE 1.

ORFs in P. putida KT2440 genome containing REPs

Locus no. PP coordinatesa REP coordinatesa Hitb Reannotation suggested
PP1172 1346975-1347190 1347209-1347187e NO No gene
1347116-1347138
1347057-1347035
PP1704 1903494-1903619 1903559-1903537 NO No gene
PP1848 2073464-2073577 2073524-2073502 NO No gene
PP2850 3252514-3252627 3252617-3252639d NO No gene
PP2878 3279248-3279430 3279386-3279408 NO No gene
PP3479 3943877-3944410 3944287-3944265 NOc
PP4238 4811756-4812079 4811996-4812018 NO No gene
4811937-4811915
PP5049 5756580-5756687 5756649-5756671 NO No gene
PP0101 106133-107650 107669-107647e Sulfate transporter (putative)
PP0525 608918-610843 610822-610800 TonB-dependent receptor 608918-610759
PP1518 1724478-1725164 1724459-1724481e Conserved hypothetical protein
PP1718 1917139-1918278 1917221-1917243 Signaling protein
PP1761 1963390-1966311 1963699-1963721 Sensory box protein 1963855-1966311
PP3753 4282139-4283227 4282149-4282127d AraC/XylS family regulator
PP4398 4988422-4989756 4988403-4988425e Permease of major facilitator superfamily
a

Coordinates have been determined referring to P. putida KT2440 sequenced by TIGR.

b

Result of BLAST analysis with proteins of other organisms.

c

In P. fluorescens and other related bacteria, a hypothetical protein with no conserved domain is annotated in the antiparallel strand.

d

A stop codon (TAA) is in the REP sequence.

e

A stop codon (antiparallel CTA) is in the REP sequence.