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Table 1 Genes involved in the strain-specific island of E. coli O157:H7

From: inGeno – an integrated genome and ortholog viewer for improved genome to genome comparisons

Locus

Annotation

ECs1272

Rtn-like protein

ECs1273

FidL-like protein

ECs1274

putative transcriptional regulator

ECs1275

putative oxidoreductase

ECs1276

putative chaperone protein

ECs1277

putative outer membrane protein

ECs1278

putative outer membrane usher protein

ECs1279

putative chaperone protein

ECs1280

putative major pilin protein

ECs1282

hemagglutinin/hemolysin-related prote

ECs1283

hemolysin activator-related protein

ECs1284

putative holo- [acyl-carrier protein] synthase

ECs1285

putative 3-oxoacyl-(acyl carrier protein) reductase

ECs1286

putative (3R)-hydroxymyristol-(acyl carrier prot.) dehydratase

ECs1287

putative acyl-carrier-protein

ECs1288

putative aminomethyltransferase

ECs1289

putative 3-oxoacyl- [acyl-carrier-protein] synthase synthase

ECs1321

urease-associated protein Ure

ECs1322

urease gamma subunit

ECs1323

urease beta subunit

ECs1324

urease alpha subunit

ECs1325

urease accessory protein UreE

ECs1326

urease accessory protein UreF

ECs1327

urease accessory protein UreG

ECs1351

putative tellurium resistance protein TerZ

ECs1352

putative tellurium resistance protein TerA

ECs1353

putative tellurium resistance protein TerB

ECs1354

putative tellurium resistance protein TerC

ECs1355

putative tellurium resistance protein TerD

ECs1356

putative tellurium resistance TerE

ECs1358

putative tellurium resistance protein TerF

  1. Genes involved in the strain-specific island (selected region in Figure 3). This table is an excerpt from an inGeno report. All genes belong to a selected strain-specific island of the E. coli O157:H7 genome (location: 1337361–1456555). The annotations marked "unknown", "hypothetic protein" are also included in the inGeno report but not shown for this Table to save space. Similarly, there are a number of "transposases" detected by inGeno, they are excluded from the Table for the same reason.