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. 2014 Dec 16;12(6):266–275. doi: 10.1016/j.gpb.2014.11.001

Table 4.

Top 10 most highly-expressed genes specific to the Chinese isolates

Strain Rank Gene ID RPKM COG ID Protein
05ZYH33 1 SSU05_0582 2067.935 COG3039L IS5 family transposase
2 SSU05_1895 1461.981 Hypothetical protein
3 SSU05_1896 1428.723 COG3871R Hypothetical protein
4 SSU05_0177 1284.939 Extracellular protein
5 SSU05_0178 1190.736 Epf-like protein
6 SSU05_0179 1149.505 RTX family exoprotein A gene
7 SSU05_0373 1073.18 COG1335Q Nicotinamidase-like amidase
8 SSU05_0372 782.191 COG1670J Histone acetyltransferase HPA2-like acetyltransferase
9 SSU05_0553 664.709 Hypothetical protein
10 SSU05_1990 660.201 COG3481R HD-superfamily hydrolase



98HAH33 1 SSU98_0181 2124.663 RTX family exoprotein A gene
2 SSU98_0586 1986.35 COG3039L IS5 family transposase
3 SSU98_0179 1799.871 Extracellular protein
4 SSU98_0180 1684.485 Epf-like protein
5 SSU98_1014 1076.934 Hypothetical protein
6 SSU98_0364 1049.139 COG1335Q Nicotinamidase-like amidase
7 SSU98_1026 986.816 COG0448G ADP-glucose pyrophosphorylase
8 SSU98_1897 972.083 Hypothetical protein
9 SSU98_0363 876.425 COG1670J Histone acetyltransferase HPA2-like acetyltransferase
10 SSU98_1898 796.214 COG3871R Hypothetical protein

Note: The toxin–antitoxin system components with high transcription level in both virulent isolates are highlighted in bold. RPKM, reads per kilo bases per million reads; COG, clusters of orthologous groups.