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Table 2 Repetitive elements in the P. zucineum genome

From: Complete genome of Phenylobacterium zucineum – a novel facultative intracellular bacterium isolated from human erythroleukemia cell line K562

Repeat ID

Length bp

DR1

Number of copies

Position of insertion

Identity (%)

Coding information

   

Complete2

Partial

Chromosome

Plasmid

  

Repeat013

2,587

7

3

1

0

4

>99

Transposase

Repeat024

1,262

3

3

1

2

2

100

Transposase

Repeat035

1,392

NA

4

2

4

2

100

Transposase

Repeat046

1,257

NA

10

0

7

3

100

Transposase

Repeat05

1,554

NA

2

0

2

0

>98

Hypothetical protein

Repeat06

1,136

NA

2

0

2

0

>90

Isovaleryl-CoA dehydrogenase

Repeat07

1,077

NA

2

0

2

0

>98

2-nitropropane dioxygenase

Repeat08

≈130

NA

13

0

13

0

>90

Noncoding repeats

  1. 1Size in base pairs of the consensus and the direct repeat (DR) generated by insertion into the genome target site.
  2. 2A copy is complete if the length of the repeat is ≥ 90% of the consensus, otherwise, the copy is partial.
  3. 3One complete copy which harbors a 7 bp direct repeat (TCCTAAC) that disrupts the VirD4.
  4. 4The partial copy is located in the plasmid.
  5. 5Two partial copies are located in the chromosome, of which a "partial" copy with full length is inserted by a copy of repeat04.
  6. 6repeats 01–04 are IS elements