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. 2011 Jun 1;2:120. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2011.00120

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Copyright © 2011 Easton, Totsika, Allsopp, Phan, Idris, Wurpel, Sherlock, Zhang, Venturini, Beatson, Mahony, Cobbold and Schembri.

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Genomic context of the group 6 autotransporter gene ehaJ and its associated glycosyltransferase gene egtA in EPEC 2348/69 genome (NC_011601) in comparison with K-12 strain MG1655 (NC_000913), EPEC 2787 (GU810159), and ETEC H10497 (FN649414). Whilst the arrangement of the glycosyltransferase upstream of the autotransporter gene is conserved, the genomic positions of these two genes are different in the four genomes. The figure was generated using Easyfig (http://easyfig.sourceforge.net/; Sullivan et al., 2011) with amino acid sequence comparison (tBLASTx). The level of amino acid identity is shown in the gradient scale.