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. 2022 Apr 4;13:850084. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2022.850084

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Global alignment of the genome sequence of completely sequenced R. aceris ZF458 against five other Rahnella genome sequences. (A) Mauve progressive alignment of the ZF458, ZF7, HX2, Y9602, and ATCC 33071 genomes. (B) Mauve progressive alignment of the ZF458 and SAP-19 genomes. ZF458 genome was used as the reference genome. Boxes with the same color indicate syntenic regions. Boxes below the horizontal strain line indicate inverted regions. Rearrangements are indicated with the colored lines. The scale is in nucleotides. (C) Venn diagram showing the numbers of shared and unique Clusters of Orthologous Genes among ZF458, ZF7, HX2, Y9602, and ATCC 33071 genomes. (D) Venn diagram showing the numbers of shared and unique Clusters of Orthologous Genes between the ZF458 and SAP-19 genomes.