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. 2019 Jul 16;10:1631. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2019.01631

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Copyright © 2019 Stringlis, Zamioudis, Berendsen, Bakker and Pieterse.

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Genetic organization of the T3SS gene clusters of WCS347 and WCS417. (A) Orientation and organization of the genes in the T3SS clusters recognized in the genomic sequence of P. defensor WCS374 (WCS374) and P. simiae WCS417 (WCS417). The red color below the genes indicate regions similar between the two clusters, and the height of the peaks the degree of similarity. (B) Each gene in the cluster in panel (A) is given a color based on the role its encoding protein has either in the structure or the function of the T3SS apparatus. The color code, the putative role of the protein encoded by each gene, number of genes encoding for proteins with specific role and their names are presented. Green letters indicate gene presence only in the WCS417 cluster, while red letters indicate gene presence only in the WCS374 cluster. The numbers below the gene clusters are indicative of the length of the cluster.