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TABLE 2.

Primers used in this study

Primer^a	Sequence (5′→3′)
BOX^b	CTACGGCAAGGCGACGCTGACG
DI^c	GAYACICCIGGICAYRTIGAYTT
DII^c	GCCCATWAIGGRTTIGGIGGIACYTC
tet32 1107F	TGATACAGACCCTCTTTTGC
tet32 1254R*	AACCGAAGGCTCTTTCATAG
tetO −372F	ACAACCGATTAGTGGCAGG
tetO −204F	AAGTAGCAGTCCCGTTTCAC
tetO 14F	ACTTAGGCATTCTGGCTCAC
tetO 144F	GAGCGTCAAAGGGGAATC
tetO 161R	ATTCCCCTTTGACGCTCC
tetO 1368F*	CGGAGTGCAGTATGAAAGC
tetO 1798F*	CAGGGAGTCTGCTTGACAG
tetO 1917R	GCTAACTTGTGGAACATATGC
tetW −609F	CGCCAGCACTACACTATTC
tetW −207F	ATAGCTCCTTTTGTAGGGGC
tetW-Fw_d	GAGAGCCTGCTATATGCCAGC
tetW 61R*	CCGTCAAGGTCGTCTTTCC
tetW 384F*	CAAGATCGACCAGGCTGGCG
tetW 589R	GGCTGATTGGTTCTCCTGCG
tetW 1278F	AGCAGCCAGCCACACCATC
tetW 1757R	ATACAGCGGGCGGGAATCTC
tetW 1890R	TTGTCCAGGCGGTTGTTTGG

The number in the primer name indicates the start position of the primer within the specific gene. Primers with an asterisk were used for inverse PCR.

See reference 15.

See reference 8.