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. 2019 Aug 1;10:3460. doi: 10.1038/s41467-019-11494-1

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Fig. 7 — Analysis of the extended genetic regions of the bacteroidetocin A and B biosynthesis genes. a Left - Names of all strains in our genome collection with the bacteroidetocin A biosynthesis region. Right - A 26-kb region common to all strains with the bacteroidetocin A biosynthesis genes (colored). A sliding window plot of the G+C content of the region is shown above. b Top - Names of all strains in our genome collection with the bacteroidetocin B biosynthesis region. Top orf map - A 96-kb integrative and conjugative element (ICE) common to all strains with the bacteroidetocin B biosynthesis genes (colored). Genes typical of ICE involved in mobility, excision and transfer are colored green. Middle panel – a similar genetic region present in the genome of B. caccae CL03T12C61. This region lacks the ~19-kb region present in the bacteroidetocin B ICE. Dotted line delineate the regions of divergence. The extent and percent DNA identity between regions is indicated with horizontal lines. Bottom panel – a similar ICE from strain B. uniformis CL03T12C37 that has a distinct ~26-kb central portion. A sliding window plot of the G+C content of the region is shown below