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. 2012 Dec;194(23):6498–6506. doi: 10.1128/JB.00808-12

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Fig 1 — Genome regions harboring tagO homologues in the chromosomes of different Listeria strains. tagO1 (A) and tagO2 (B) genes from Listeria strains of different species and serovars (SV) are shown: L. monocytogenes (Lmo) EGDe (serovar 1/2a), L. monocytogenes strain F2365 (serovar 4b), L. innocua (Lin) Clip 11262 (serovar 6a), L. seeligeri (Lse) SLCC 3954 (serovar 1/2b), and L. welshimeri (Lwe) SLCC 5334 (serovar 6b). The tagO genes are shown as solid black arrows, and the individual gene designations are listed below. They are located at approximately opposite positions on the bacterial chromosomes.