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. 2014 Jul 1;5(4):e01379-14. doi: 10.1128/mBio.01379-14

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FIG 1 — Visual representation of engineered Artilysins. Seven different endolysins (OBPgp279 [YP_004958186.1], PVP-SE1gp146 [YP_004893953.1], phiKZgp144 [NP_803710.1], 201ϕ2-1gp229 [YP_001956952.1], CR8gp3.5 [unpublished], P2gp09 [NP_046765.1], and PsP3gp10 [NP_958065.1) were selected for modification with different peptides. (A) Single N-terminal fusion constructs, (B) double N-terminal fusion constructs, (C) N-terminal extended-linker constructs, (D) C-terminal extended-linker constructs. Abbreviations: PCNP = polycationic peptide, HPP = hydrophobic pentapeptide, Pa1 = Parasin1, Ly1 = lycotoxin1, L = linker unit consisting of GAGA sequence.