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. 2022 Aug 1;204(9):e00187-22. doi: 10.1128/jb.00187-22

TABLE 2.

Conservation (E values) of the spoIIIA products and their SpoIIQ/GerM partners in various spore formers compared to B. subtilis

Species A B C D E F G H Q M
Geobacillus kaustophilus 1e−119a 3e−55 1e−35 4e−58 1e−128 2e−44 1e−53 2e−42 4e−83 1e−146
Brevibacillus brevis 1e−111 3e−35 1e−18 2e−58 1e−112 3e−14 2e−41 1e−21 3e−51 3e−62
Clostridium acetobutylicum 3e−79 6e−19 1e−09 1e−29 2e−49 9e−12 5e−21 9e−09 5e−04
Clostridioides difficile 2e−74 1e−05 5e−11 2e−29 4e−28 5e−07 5e−14 2e−10 3e−05
Bhargavaea lindanitolerans 2e−07 2e−01 3e−04 4e−03 2e−23 6e−37
Bhargavaea ginsengi 1e−09 ND 3e−05 3e−04 4e−21 2e−42
Sporosarcina ureae 1e−07 2e−05 3e−09 7e−04 3e−19 4e−35
Sporosarcina psychrophila 7e−08 2e−01 3e−08 2e−05 5e−17 7e−34
Sporosarcina ureilytica 6e−07 ND 1e−11 1e−02 4e−17 1e−30
Bacillus sp. OxB-1 7e−08 7e−00 4e−08 1e−04 2e−22 8e−28
Psychrobacillus glaciei 5e−07 ND 9e−11 4e−04 2e−20 2e−26
Psychrobacillus sp. AK1817 4e−07 ND 8e−12 3e−04 9e−21 5e−27
Viridibacillus arvi 2e−07 ND 5e−03 7e−08 3e−28 3e−37
Viridibacillus sp. JNUCC-6 2e−07 ND 8e−04 7e−08 2e−27 7e−37
Rummeliibacillus stabekisii 3e−06 ND 1e−07 2e−07 2e−24 4e−41
Rummeliibacillus pycnus 1e−06 ND 5e−07 5e−10 5e−27 8e−39
Ureibacillus thermosphaericus 4e−07 ND 5e−03 1e−05 3e−27 4e−30
Metasolibacillus fluoroglycofenilyticus 1e−06 ND ND 7e−06 4e−23 1e−31
Solibacillus silvestris 6e−06 ND ND 5e−09 5e−29 5e−26
Lysinibacillus fusiformis 2e−07 ND 4e−06 4e−05 6e−30 1e−32
Lysinibacillus sphaericus 2e−07 ND 4e−06 1e−05 9e−28 6e−34
Paenisporosarcina antarctica 6e−07 ND 2e−09 3e−04 1e−25 6e−33
Beduini massiliensis 7e−08 7e−31 2e−19
Coprobacillus cateniformis 5e−06 5e−33 2e−13
Faecalibacillus intestinalis 1e−03 2e−31 1e−08
Erysipelatoclostridium spiroforme 2e−05 1e−35 4e−11
Erysipelatoclostridium ramosum 5e−05 1e−34 2e−13
Amedibacillus dolichus 4e−04 4e−17 8e−31
Clostridium innocuum 2e−08 3e−18 6e−32
Longicatena caecimuris 6e−05 5e−20 2e−28
Holdemania filiformis 4e−03 9e−21 2e−23
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E values were obtained by running a BLASTP search against the SubtiList database (http://genolist.pasteur.fr/SubtiList/). Two species of Bacilli belonging to other families than B. subtilis and two species of Clostridia from different orders were used as internal references. ■, gene absent; ND, gene present but has product with no detectable similarity in the B. subtilis proteome.