Table 3.
Spacers showing silent or conservative mutations compared to Ma-LMM01 putative proto-spacers
Spacer/phage genea | Nucleotide sequencec | Predicted amino acid sequencec |
---|---|---|
298spc124b | AGTGGCGCGGCTACTTATCTCTACCAATTTTCTAC | SGAATYLYQFS |
ORF40 | ........A..C..............GG....C.. | .........V. |
7806spc34b | ATTTGAGGGACTAAATAATGGGATCGTATTCAAT | FEGLNNGIVFN |
ORF41 | .........CGC...C................G. | ...A......S |
CT6spc2b | AATCCCCCCGTCAGGGATTCTCCCACGGGTTTCAAT | IPPSGILPRVS |
ORF61 | ...A...........AG................T.. | .....V..... |
CT15spc12b | ACTCTCCTTGCGACTATAAGTATGTGGGCAAGTCT | SPCDYKYVGKS |
ORF25 | ............................T...... | ........... |
CT15spc13b | TCTATCTGTTCAATACTATGCCTCTAGGAGCAGGGCAAG | YLFNTMPLGAGQ |
ORF20 | .....................................G. | ............ |
CT15spc14b | TTGATACAGGTGCCTTCCTAGGCTGTTATCT | DTGAFLGCY |
ORF25 | .......G....................... | ......... |
In each row, the spacer (top) and the corresponding putative proto-spacer (bottom) are shown.
Reverse complementary sequences are shown.
Identical nucleotides and amino acids are indicated by dots. Synonymous and conservative changes are in bold and italic letters, respectively. The seed region identified in the subtype I-E CRISPR of E. coli (43) is underlined.