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. 2021 Nov 15;7(11):000692. doi: 10.1099/mgen.0.000692

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Fig. 6. — Location of parS sites in the central 20% of streptomycete chromosomes. The locations of predicted parS sites on the chromosomes of the 20 closed streptomycete genomes were determined by interrogation of those genomes with the consensus matrix for bacterial parS sites [34]. Locations were expressed as a percentage of the chromosome size. The last base of dnaA from all genomes was selected as the location of oriC (black arrows).