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. 2009 Mar 20;191(11):3623–3628. doi: 10.1128/JB.01618-08

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FIG. 1. — T. forsythia genetic loci containing genes encoding putative sialidases. The genes encoding the putative sialidases in T. forsythia are represented by the black arrows. Surrounding these are genes encoding putative outer membrane proteins (diagonal hatching, panel A only), a transport protein (cross-hatching, panel A only), enzymes (no hatching), or hypothetical proteins of unknown function (vertical hatching). The numbers correspond to gene numbers TF00xx (panel A, TF0030 to TF0038) or TF22xx (panel B, TF2211 to TF2202). The binding sites of the primers used to amplify nanH (A) and siaHI (B) are indicated by vertical lines.