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. 2008 Jul 11;74(17):5436–5443. doi: 10.1128/AEM.00256-08

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FIG. 2. — (a) Alignment of the B. bacteriovorus 109JA-E7 gene with its homolog in strain HD100 (Bd1915). Shaded areas indicate nucleotide differences between the genes. (b) Alignment of the amino acid sequence of the B. bacteriovorus 109JA-E7 protein with its homologs in Erwinia chrysanthemi (PrtF; expect value, 1e⁻¹¹; 22% identity, 44% similarity) and Rickettsia prowazekii (TolC; expect value, 1e⁻¹¹; 21% identity, 43% similarity). Lightly shaded areas signify identical amino acids, and darkly shaded areas represent similar amino acids. The bracketed dashed line at the top indicates the position of a probable transmembrane region (amino acids 8 to 28).

FIG. 2. — (a) Alignment of the B. bacteriovorus 109JA-E7 gene with its homolog in strain HD100 (Bd1915). Shaded areas indicate nucleotide differences between the genes. (b) Alignment of the amino acid sequence of the B. bacteriovorus 109JA-E7 protein with its homologs in Erwinia chrysanthemi (PrtF; expect value, 1e⁻¹¹; 22% identity, 44% similarity) and Rickettsia prowazekii (TolC; expect value, 1e⁻¹¹; 21% identity, 43% similarity). Lightly shaded areas signify identical amino acids, and darkly shaded areas represent similar amino acids. The bracketed dashed line at the top indicates the position of a probable transmembrane region (amino acids 8 to 28).