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

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The DNA sequence identity plot of P. gingivalis ATCC 33277 and W83 chromosomes. The dnaA gene is located at the left and bottom corner. Black circles indicate mobile genetic elements (CTn Tn, IS, MITE, or a not-well-defined large mobile element of W83). The chromosomal locations of other genetic elements that mediated inversions or translocations are shown in the right: rrn operons (black squares), duplicated regions coding for a histone-like DNA binding protein, a hypothetical protein and elongation factor P (open squares), 12/13 bp repeat sequences (black triangle), and 11 bp repeat sequences (open triangle).