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. 2017 Nov 14;3(11):e000136. doi: 10.1099/mgen.0.000136

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Fig. 1. — Circular representation of the B. fragilis HMW615 chromosome illustrates the position of tetQ2₄₃₅, other putative ICEs and polysaccharide (PS) associated loci. From the outside: Circle 1, DNA coordinates; Circle 2 and 3, CDs forward/reverse strands; Circle 4, putative integrative and conjugative elements (ICE) including tetQ2₄₃₅ (Note: tetQ2₄₃₅ is marked in this figure as an example of the tetQ2 segment positions); Circle 5, surface polysaccharide synthesis associated loci (PSA-K); Circle 6, graph of %GC content. Above genome average %GC (yellow/green), below average (purple). Note that graph spikes reaching the inner circle relate to %GC sequence assembly gaps.