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. 2022 Aug 27;13(9):1545. doi: 10.3390/genes13091545

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Three dimensional configuration (cartoon and ribbon form) of uidA protein predicted using PHYRE2 tool and visualized by PyMOL, in probiotics documented in present study. (a1,a2) L. rhamnosus, (b1,b2) R. intestinalis, (c1,c2) C. comes, (d1,d2) F. prausnitzii 1, (e1, e2) F. prausnitzii 2, (f1,f2) F. prausnitzii 3, (g1,g2) P. acnes, (h1,h2) M. bacterium, (i1,i2) S. xylosus, (j1,j2) S. suis, (k1,k2) Bacillus sp. M4U3P1, (l1,l2) E. coli (strain K12), (m1,m2) S. aquatilis NBRC 16722, (n1,n2) C. amalonaticus, (o1,o2) E. gallinarum 1, (p1,p2) E. gallinarum 2, (q1,q2) S. enterica, (r1,r2) S. caeli, (s1,s2) S. haemolyticus.

Three dimensional configuration (cartoon and ribbon form) of uidA protein predicted using PHYRE2 tool and visualized by PyMOL, in probiotics documented in present study. (a1,a2) L. rhamnosus, (b1,b2) R. intestinalis, (c1,c2) C. comes, (d1,d2) F. prausnitzii 1, (e1, e2) F. prausnitzii 2, (f1,f2) F. prausnitzii 3, (g1,g2) P. acnes, (h1,h2) M. bacterium, (i1,i2) S. xylosus, (j1,j2) S. suis, (k1,k2) Bacillus sp. M4U3P1, (l1,l2) E. coli (strain K12), (m1,m2) S. aquatilis NBRC 16722, (n1,n2) C. amalonaticus, (o1,o2) E. gallinarum 1, (p1,p2) E. gallinarum 2, (q1,q2) S. enterica, (r1,r2) S. caeli, (s1,s2) S. haemolyticus.