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. 2009 Nov 1;38(Database issue):D111–D118. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkp894

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Figure 3. — Web representation of individual regulogs (A), regulons (B), and operons (C). Regulog page shows a summary, a TFBS motif sequence logo, a table with a set of analyzed genomes (with links to the genome-specific regulon pages), and a table of distribution of TF-regulated genes across these genomes (with links to the respective orthologous operon pages). Regulon page displays the list of regulated operons with detailed TFBS descriptions for a single genome (a horizontal view). Operon page provides a different view on orthologous regulated operons across multiple genomes.