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. 2019 May 3;10:955. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2019.00955

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Copyright © 2019 Hauer, Michelet, Cochard, Branger, Nunez, Boschiroli and Biet.

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Analysis of the 392 non-synonymous SNP detected in 131 virulence genes on the 87 French M. bovis isolates. (A) Distribution of the 392 non-synomymous SNPs detected in the French isolates in comparison to the reference genome of M. bovis AF2122/97. The position of the detected nsSNPs was ordered according the genomic location of the 131 virulence genes (detailed in Supplementary Table S4). The six genes with the non-synonymous SNP most frequently detected are indicated with their locus tag and their acronym (in brackets). (B) Distribution of number of strains per non-synonymous SNP detected on 131 virulence genes. Most of the 392 ns SNPs are detected on one unique strain. The red arrow indicates four non-synonymous SNPs, in four different genes indicated by their locus name and acronym, present in the totality of the 87 French field isolates compared to the reference genome AF2122/97.