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. 2010 May 11;38(17):5893–5908. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkq281

Table 3.

Compilation of repetitive npcRNA candidates in S. typhi

npcRNAs cDNA (nt) Repeats Presence E. coli N. Blot S. typhi /E. coli Growth reg. S. typhi /E. coli Comments Acc. No.
Intergenic repetitive npcRNAs
    StyR-24 102 26× No −/− −/− Downstream from ORF of IS200 transposase FJ746424
    StyR-44 109 Yes +/+ +/+ Part of ribosomal operon FJ746425
    StyR-184 84 >22× Yes −/− −/− FJ746429
    StyR-195 83 >30× Yes +/+ −/− FJ746430
    StyR-207 122 Yes +/+ +/− FJ746431
    StyR-327 53 No +/− +/− FJ746433
    StyR-329 120 >20× Yes +/− −/− FJ746434
    StyR-215 62 Yes +/+ +/+ Upstream to ribosomal operon FJ746432
Antisense repetitive npcRNAs
    StyR-90 90 Yes +/− +/− FJ746426
    StyR-103 108 26× No +/− +/− Antisense to ORF of IS200 transposase FJ746427
    StyR-137 46 Yes +/− +/− Derived from SPI-7 FJ746428

npcRNAs, reference identifications of S. typhi npcRNA candidates; cDNA (nt), length of cDNA clones in nt; Repeats, number of copies in the S. typhi TY2 genome (AE014613); Presence in E. coli, npcRNA is present (Yes) or not present (No) in E. coli K12 genome; N. blot S. typhi/E. coli, northern blots were positive (+) or negative (−) for the given transcript; Growth phase S. typhi/E. coli, npcRNA was (+) or was not (−) growth phase-regulated; Acc. No., accession number of npcRNA sequence in DDBJ/EMBL/GenBank databases.