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. 2003 Jun;185(11):3473–3475. doi: 10.1128/JB.185.11.3473-3475.2003

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FIG. 1. — Schematic representation of the phage ST64T genome indicating putative ORFs derived from the sequence. Similarities to other phage genes with known functions are indicated as shown below. The ORFs for which no genetic designation had been previously made are designated based upon the inferred size of the putative gene product: ▪, >90% similarity to phage P22; , <90% similarity to P22; ▤, similar to phage 21; □, no inferred function or similarity; , similar to phage L; ▥, similar to phage HK022; ▧, similar to phage PS3.

Inline graphic — Schematic representation of the phage ST64T genome indicating putative ORFs derived from the sequence. Similarities to other phage genes with known functions are indicated as shown below. The ORFs for which no genetic designation had been previously made are designated based upon the inferred size of the putative gene product: ▪, >90% similarity to phage P22; , <90% similarity to P22; ▤, similar to phage 21; □, no inferred function or similarity; , similar to phage L; ▥, similar to phage HK022; ▧, similar to phage PS3.