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. 2002 Apr;12(4):640–647. doi: 10.1101/gr.217202

Table 1.

Genomic Deletions in MDS12

Deletion Endpointsa Size (bp) Descriptionb




MD1 263080, 324632 61553 b0246–b0310; includes K-islands Nos. 16–18, CP4-6, eaeH
MD2 1398351, 1480278 81928 b1336–b1411; includes K-island No. 83, Rac
MD3 2556711, 2563500 6790 b2441–b2450; includes K-island No. 128, CP-Eut
MD4 2754180, 2789270 35091 b2622–b2660; includes K-island No. 137, CP4-57, ileY
MD5 2064327, 2078613 14287 b1994–b2008; includes K-islands Nos. 94–96, CP4-44
MD6 3451565, 3467490 15926 b3323–b3338; includes K-islands Nos. 164 and 165
MD7 2464565, 2474198 9634 b2349–b2363; includes K-island No. 121
MD8 1625542, 1650785 25244 b1539–b1579; includes K-island No. 77, Qln
MD9 4494243, 4547279 53037 b4271–b4320; includes K-island No. 225, tec operon, fim operon
MD10 3108697, 3134392 25696 b2968–b2987; includes K-island No. 153, gic operon
MD11 1196360, 1222299 25940 b1137–b1172; includes K-island No. 71, e14
MD12 564278, 585331 21054 b0538–b0565; includes K-island No. 37, DLP12
a

Endpoints indicate the first and last nucleotides in the genome of MG1655 that were removed in each deletion. 

b

Descriptions of the deletions include the span of genes deleted (indicated by b-number; Blattner et al. 1997), the MG1655-specific regions (K-islands; Perna et al. 2001), and specific elements such as genes, operons, and cryptic prophages.