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. 2008 Jun 3;15(4):215–225. doi: 10.1093/dnares/dsn013

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Novel CTns and Tn identified in the ATCC 33277 genome. (A) Structures of CTnPg1-a, CTnPg1-b, CTnPg2, and CTnPg3. (B) Structure of TnPg17. CDSs are depicted by arrows and IS elements by open boxes (vertically striped arrow, tra or mob genes; thin arrow in box, IS transposase; black arrow, partial transposase; hatched arrow, other functionally annotated CDS; white arrow, hypothetical protein). Black triangles in CTnPg1-a and CTnPg1-b indicate direct repeat sequences, and black boxes in TnPg17 MITEs. The regions of CTnPg1-a and CTnPg1-b indicated by gray shading have an identical sequence.