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. 2020 Jan 14;21:45. doi: 10.1186/s12864-020-6453-z

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Fig. 5 — a. Schematic diagram showing the locations of promoters and terminators in five genes located in the large pilin operon. The sequence of a putative rho-independent terminator internal to the pilC2 gene is shown in the box. b. Location of a putative promoter, designated by the −10 and − 35 notations, located between the pilD and pilB2 genes. c. Transcript coverage per base of the pilC2 gene and flanking genes for bacteria grown in FABG. Note the drop in transcripts after the terminator (abbreviated “term”) in pilC2. Similar results were seen for bacteria grown in BHI and PGY (data not shown)