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Table 2.

List of plasmids used in this study.

Plasmid	Relevant characteristic³	Source
pTNS1	Helper plasmid, providing the Tn7 transposition function. Ap^R, R6K ori, ori T	Choi et al. (2005)
pTNS2	Helper plasmid, providing the Tn7 transposition function. Ap^R, R6K ori, ori T	AY884833^1,2
pTNS2-ColE1	Helper plasmid, providing the Tn7 transposition function. Ap^R, ColE1 ori, ori T	Lee et al. (2014)
pUC18T- mini-Tn7T-Gm-eYFP/HPS1	pUC18 –based delivery plasmid for mini-Tn7-Gm-eYFP. Ap^R, Gm^R, ColE1 ori, oriT	DQ493879^1,2
pUC18TR6K- mini-Tn7T-Gm-eYFP	pUC18 –based delivery plasmid for mini-Tn7-Gm-eYFP. Ap^R, Gm^R, R6K ori, oriT	Lee et al. (2014)
pRK600	Mobilizing plasmid, providing the mobilization ability during conjugation. Ap^R, Cm^R, R6K ori	Laboratory stock
pUC18TR6K-mini-Tn7T	pUC18 –based vector plasmid for construction of R6K replicon-based delivery plasmids in this project. Ap^R, R6K ori, oriT	AY712953²

¹Plasmids were generously provided by Herbert P. Schweizer (Choi et al., 2005).

²National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) accession number.

³Ap^R, Ampicillin resistance; Cm^R, Chloramphenicol resistance; Gm^R, Gentamicin resistance.