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. 2018 Nov 21;4(11):e000233. doi: 10.1099/mgen.0.000233

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1.

Comparison between the consensus of experimentally generated optical DNA maps (red) and theoretical optical DNA maps based on assembled sequences (teal) for novel plasmids (a) pEco70745_1 in E. coli CCUG 70745 (107 kb), (b) pKpn70747_1 in K. pneumoniae CCUG 70747 (186 kb), (c) pKpn70742_1 in K. pneumoniae CCUG 70742 (65 kb) and (d) pPmi70746_1 in Pr. mirabilis CCUG 70746 (experimental: 202 kb, theoretical: 192 kb). Intensity (y-axis) refers to the normalized emission intensity along the DNA molecule (x-axis), which correlates coarsely with the underlying DNA sequence. To aid the fitting of the barcodes in (d) – which are of different size – a gap has been introduced in the teal curve inside the red box. This box corresponds to a gene duplication and amplification region in pPmi70746_1 (see Fig. S1 for a histogram of individual plasmid lengths of pPmi70746_1).