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. 2002 Oct 15;30(20):4351–4360. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkf571

Table 2. Position, characteristics and potentially affected genes by significantly large SSR in the CWL029 strain of C.pneumoniae, as well as the corresponding element in the two other strains.

Position SSR Genes involved J138 AR39
10806 C14 Upstream of CPn0008 (UFO) C14 C14
13350 C14 Upstream of CPn0010 (UFO) C13 C11
20588 C14 pmp_2 C13 C14
58474 C14 CPn0043 (UFO) C14 C14
85336 C14 CPn0069 (UFO) C9 C9a
507200 G13 pmp_10.2 G14 G13
1207061 C13 CPn1054 (UFO) C12 C11
1209609 C12 Upstream of CPn1055 (UFO) C15 C16
607260 CGT4 + CG CPn0525 (UFO) CGT4 + CG CGT4 + CG
628400 CAC4 + AC CPn0542 (ABC transporter) CAC4 + AC CAC4 + AC
956212 GAA5 yphC (GTPase) GAA5 GAA5
1150530 CCT4 + CC ftsH (protease) CCT4 + CC CCT4 + CC
258158 ATGCT3 ypdP (UFO) ATGCT3 ATGCT3
396387 TTTCT3 CPn0352 (UFO) TTTCT3 TTTCT3
407929 TAATT3 Upstream of rpsD (sigma factor) TAATT3 TAATT3
1085124 GCAGCT3 glgA (glycogen synthase) GCAGCT3 GCAGCT3
492298 GCAACA3 pmp_6 GCAACA3 GCAACA3

The trinucleotide SSRs correspond to repeated codons. Since sometimes these elements end by a partial repeat we indicate this in subscript.

aIn the strain AR39 the gene is annotated as starting further downstream. As a consequence, the stretch of Cs is in the intergenic region.