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. 2014 Jun 19;6(7):1683–1698. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evu133

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Fig. 5.— — Mobile-genetic element driven genetic inactivation. Examples of genes are shown where one can evidence the inactivation and genome rearrangement driven by mobile genetic elements. (A) Translocated cutC gene; (B) interrupted glnG gene. Comparison is shown from the free-living S. marcescens Db11 to the facultative S. symbiotica SAp to the co-obligate S. symbiotica SCt. Color arrows represent intact CDS and gray ones pseudogenes. Genes of interest are always colored.