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From: Flashy flagella: flagellin modification is relatively common and highly versatile among the Enterobacteriaceae

Fig. 4

Alignment of the type 12 FGI loci of P. ananatis AJ1335 and C. sakazakii SP291 and the type 27 FGI locus of P. stewartii M009. Glycosyltransferase and sugar biosynthetic genes are indicated by dark and light green arrows, respectively. Formyltransferases, methyltransferases, acetyltransferases and aminotransferases are encoded by genes represented by dark blue, purple, light blue and yellow arrows, respectively. Pink arrows indicates genes involved in fatty acid biosynthesis. Flanking genes are indicated by grey arrows, genes coding for hypothetical proteins by white arrows and black arrows indicate endonuclease (edn2) genes. The grey blocks indicate the regions of homology between the compared strains

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BMC Genomics

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