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. 2010 Feb 25;5(2):e9426. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0009426

Table 4. CBPs in S. mitis and S. pneumoniae.

S. mitis B6 S. mitis a S. m. NCTC12261 S. p TIGR4. S. p. R6
smi gene aa (aa) (aa) (aa)
0037 cbp1 432 0
0038 cbp2 500 0
0055 cbp3 393 4 +
0057 cbp4 389 2 +
0086 cbpI 395 5 + (+)
0402 cbp5 304 10 (+) (+)
0478 lytA d 318 4 + +
0725 cbp6 b,c 352 1
0726 cbp7 b 366 1
0933 pce2 330 1
0934 pce1 627 6 + + +
0966 lytB 570 6 + (568) + (658) + (721)
1280 cbp8 304 3
1348 cbp9 339 5
1467 cbp10 b 324 3
1479 cbp11 b 190 9 + (190) + (332) + (329)
1563 lytC 536 5 + + + (501)
1724 cbp12 b,d 356 5
1725 cbp13 b,d 404 5
1748 cbpF e 313 6 + + (340) + (338)
1875 cbp14 b 498 0
2051 cbpD 372 10 + (369) + (448) + (448)

The nomenclature follows that of S. pneumoniae TIGR4. The number of amino acids is indicated in brackets if significantly distinct from the B6 sequence. +: present; −: absent; (+) three frames (TIGR4 cbpI) or remnants (cbp5).

a

genomic hybridization with ten S. mitis strains using a S. mitis B6 specific microarray; the number refers to S. mitis strains giving positive signals.

b

40mer repeat.

c

phage associated.

d

present in S. pneumoniae CDC3059-06.

e

position of SP0377 (cbpC) but more similar to SP0391 (cbpF).