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. 2015 Apr 24;6:6900. doi: 10.1038/ncomms7900

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(a) Ccel_0265-0273, which encodes subunits of F-type ATPase. (b) Ccel_0314-0318, which encodes subunits of ribosome. (c) Ccel_0667-0670, which encodes subunits of indolepyruvate oxidoreductase. (d) Ccel_0708-0713, which encodes proteins related to ribosome function. (e) Ccel_1406-1409, which encodes subunits related to tansporter function. (f) Ccel_1800-1794, which encodes proteins related to molecular chaperone function. The northern blotting results were shown next to the profiles. Location and direction of the iPSs were indicated by pennants. Black block arrows specified those genes that were selected as templates for designing northern blotting probes. Roman numerals beneath the operon indicated the transcripts with the expected length as derived from dRNA-Seq, whose corresponding bands were highlighted on the gel images of northern blotting.