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. 2007 Dec 21;74(4):987–993. doi: 10.1128/AEM.02514-07

TABLE 3.

Cellulase and xylanase genes in F. succinogenes and F. intestinalis identified by reverse and forward SSH using genomic DNA from F. intestinalis and F. succinogenes, respectively, as the drivers

FSU gene identification no. Protein encoded by genea Prior protein nameb (reference[s]) F. succinogenes gene(s) showing similarity to an F. intestinalis genec Gene unique to F. succinogenesd F. intestinalis gene showing similarity to F. succinogenes genee Non-Fibrobacter organism showing highest BLAST match scoref
2622 Cel16A RSGB_633 Bacillus circulans
1893 Cel45A RSGB_423 Cellvibrio japonicus
1894 Cel45B RSGB_424 Cellvibrio japonicus
1947 Cel45C + Cellvibrio japonicus
0382 Cel51A CelF (22, 24) RSGB_074 + Alicyclobacillus acidocaldarius
1685 Cel5A RSGB_380 Cytophaga hutchinsonii
2070 Cel5C CedA (13) RSGB_476, RSGB_477 Unidentified bacterium
2290 Cel5E Cel5Kg Saccharophagus degradans
2534 Cel5F RSGB_612 + Orpinomyces joyonii
2772 Cel5G Cel-3 (25) RSGB_666, RSGB_667 + Cytophaga hutchinsonii
2914 Cel5H + Orpinomyces joyonii
1346 Cel5K CelG (14) RSGB_289 Saccharophagus degradans
2866 Cel74A RSGB_694 + Cytophaga hutchinsonii
1680 Cel8A + Cytophaga hutchinsonii
2303 Cel8B RSGB_549 Cytophaga hutchinsonii
3149 Cel8C RSGB_771 + Cytophaga hutchinsonii
2013 Cel9A RSGB_459 Xanthomonas axonopodis
2361 Cel9B CelE (21, 32) RSGB_564 + Pseudomonas sp.
2362 Cel9C CelDg (21) Cytophaga hutchinsonii
2558 Cel9D RSGB_618 Vibrio parahaemolyticus
2912 Cel9E RSGB_704,705 Cytophaga hutchinsonii
0134 Cel9F RSGB_018 + Bacillus pumilus
0451 Cel9G EGBg (6) Cytophaga hutchinsonii
0809 Cel9H RSGB_149 + Clostridium cellulovorans
0810 Cel9I RSGB_150, RSGB_151 + Acetivibrio cellulolyticus
0257 Cel10A ClCBase (12) RSGB_042 Cytophaga hutchinsonii
0226 Lic16C LicA (37) + Cytophaga hutchinsonii
2181 Man26B RSGB_513 + Clostridium thermocellum
1165 Man26C RSGB_231 Piromyces sp.
1166 Man5B RSGB_231 Saccharophagus degradans
2292 Xyn10A XynD (15) RSGB_541 Saccharophagus degradans
2293 Xyn10B XynEg (15) Cytophaga hutchinsonii
2294 Xyn10C XynB (15) RSGB_542 Saccharophagus degradans
2851 Xyn10D RSGB_686, RSGB_687 Cytophaga hutchinsonii
1195 Xyn10F RSGB_237 + Thermotoga neapolitana
0777 Xyn11C XynCg (31) Piromyces sp.
2265 Xyn30A RSGB_532, RSGB_533 Cytophaga hutchinsonii
0206 Xyn30B RSGB_032 Clostridium thermocellum
1373 Xyn39A RSGB_298 Clostridium acetobutylicum
2263 Xyn43B RSGB_530 Clostridium thermocellum
2264 Xyn43C RSGB_531 + Clostridium thermocellum
2520 Xyn43G RSGB_606 Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron
2622 Xyn43J + Clostridium thermocellum
0651 Xyn8B RSGB_123 Cytophaga hutchinsonii
0889 Xyn8C RSGB_172 Cytophaga hutchinsonii
a

The names of the genes as per the genome of F. succinogenes S85.

b

Previous names of the genes and references are provided where applicable.

c

Cellulase and xylanase genes identified in this study with F. succinogenes S85 as tester and F. intestinalis DR7 as driver that hybridized to DIG-labeled F. intestinalis genomic DNA under low-stringency conditions (hybridization at 37°C) but not under high-stringency conditions (hybridization at 60°C) in dot-Southern hybridization experiments. These genes are likely to be present in F. intestinalis but show low DNA sequence similarity to their counterparts in F. succinogenes. The clone names of the genes identified are shown.

d

Data are the same as described for column 4 in footnote c except that these genes did not hybridize to an F. intestinalis genomic DNA probe in either high- or low-stringency Southern blotting analysis, indicating they were absent from the genome of F. intestinalis DR7.

e

Cellulase and xylanase genes identified in F. intestinalis in the forward SSH experiment with F. intestinalis DR7 as tester and F. succinogenes S85 as driver (33). Although they had low similarity at the DNA sequence level, the amino acid sequences were quite similar to their counterparts in F. succinogenes.

f

The amino acid sequences encoded were used for BLAST searches of the NCBI nonredundant amino acid database; the non-Fibrobacter-genus organisms containing a glycoside hydrolase with the highest match score are listed.

g

These genes were not identified in either of the SSH experiments. However, they are included to give a complete list of the cellulase and xylanase genes reported to date.