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. 2021 Apr 8;12:639697. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2021.639697

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Organization of arsenic resistance genes. Comparison of arsenic resistance genes in A. mali FL18 (Up) and A. mali NBRC 102425 (Down). In purple, arsR genes coding for arsenic responsive transcriptional regulator; in blue, arsC genes coding for arsenate reductase; in green, arsB genes coding for arsenite membrane transporter; in yellow, arsA genes coding for anion stimulated ATPase; in red, arsM genes coding for arsenite methyltransferase; in orange, arsP genes coding for organoarsenical permease; in black, genes that are not involved in arsenic resistance.