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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2006 Apr 4.
Published in final edited form as: Mol Microbiol. 2006 Apr;60(2):299–311. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2958.2006.05100.x

Table 1.

Genes in the flagellin glycosylation locus of C. jejuni 81–176.

NCTC homolog1 Gene/annotation2 Homology to 111683 length bp Position of insertion4 Phenotype of mutant Reference
Cj1292 dcd; dCTP deaminase 98/99 (186) 561 N/A ND N/A
Cj1293 pseB 94/98 (334) 1005 395 NP mot− Goon et al., 2003
Cj1294 pseC 88/91 (376) 1131 654 NP mot− this work
Cj1295 amidopeptidase 95/97 (233)5 708 335 P mot+; wt IEF this work
Cj1300c unknown 50/68 (295) 897 287 NP mot+; wt IEF this work
Cj1298 unknown 46/63 (234) 720 259 NP mot+; wt IEF this work
Cj1299 accP 72/85 (75) 228 ND NA NA
None (CJB1301) NA none 1359 807 NP/663 P mot+; wt IEF this work
Cj1302 unknown 95/95 (520) 1563 122 P mot+; wt IEF this work
Cj1303 fabH2 99/99 (353) 1062 302 NP mot+; wt IEF this work
Cj1304 accP 95/97 (73) 221 81 NP mot+; wt IEF this work
Cj1305c unknown 81/86 (405) 1215 271 NP mot+; wt IEF this work
Cj1311 pseF 97/98 (232) 699 304 P mot− this work
Cj1312 pseG 92/92 (198) 597 304 P mot− this work
Cj1313 pseH 88/95 (127) 384 246 P mot− this work
Cj1314c probable cyclase 93/93 (248) 747 134 NP mot+; wt IEF Thibault et al., 2001
Cj1315c amidotransferase 98/99 (201) 606 205 NP mot+; wt IEF Thibault et al., 2001
Cj1316c pseA 99/99 (378) 1137 NA mot+; PseAm− Thibault et al., 2001
Cj1317 pseI 92/93 (343) 1032 NA mot− Thibault et al., 2001
Cj1334 unknown (maf3) 71/84 (544) 1638 817 P mot+; wt IEF this work
Cj1333 pseD 64/79 (653) 1965 1407 NP mot+/PseAm−; 486−; 487+ this work
Cj1337 pseE 61/76 (653) 1899 998 NP mot− this work
Cj1338c flaB 75/81 (576) 1731 NA N/A this work
Cj1339c flaA 75/81 (576) 1731 NA N/A NA
Cj1341c unknown (maf6) 58/72 (605) 1827 1121 NP mot+; wt IEF this work
Cj1342c unknown (maf7) 71/80 (404) 1251 1062 NP mot+; wt IEF this work
1

The NCTC 11168 that showed the highest homology to 81–176 is listed; as stated in the text, some genes in 81–176 are in a different order than those in NCTC 11168;

2

Annotations are the original annotations from Parkhill et al. (2000), Karlyshev et al., (2002) or from this work based on loss of PseAm or lack of motility suggesting a role in PseAc synthesis or attachment; annotations in parentheses indicate motility associated genes in NCTC 11168 but not 81–176;

3

homology to NCTC11168 was done by blastp analysis at campyDB (http://campy.bham.ac.uk/) and is given at the % identity/% similarity (number of amino acids);

4

position of the transposon insertion was determined by sequence analysis in E. coli and is given from the ATG start in bp;

5

The 81–176 allele of Cj1295 was truncated due to a possible slip strand mismatch at a homopolymeric tract of As; if the slip strand was corrected, the predicted protein showed 94% identity/96% similarity to the NCTC 11168 gene over 418 amino acids.