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. 2012 Mar 20;40(13):5876–5889. doi: 10.1093/nar/gks246

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Figure 5. — Changes in the proportions of genotypes following in vivo passage of a chicken-adapted variant of C. jejuni strain 81–176. The genotypes were derived by the same approach as in Figure 4 for the following six genes: 81176-0083, 81176-0646, 81176-0708, 81176-1160, 81176-1312 and 81176-1325. Genotypes for 29 small colonies (Inoc-S) and 29 large colonies of the inoculum were derived following growth on campylobacter selective plates. The genotypes for output populations were derived for 26–30 colonies from dilutions of caecal samples grown under identical conditions. Caecal samples were collected 2 weeks after inoculation of chickens with 1 × 10⁸ cfu. Inoc-S, small colonies in inoculum; Inoc-L, large colonies in inoculum; B03, B06, B09 and B014, individual birds.