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Nucleotide sequences used to define the ends of the fragilysin pathogenicity islet. The nontoxigenic sequence was from B. fragilis VPI 2553. Toxigenic sequences across the left and right ends of the pathogenicity islet were from enterotoxigenic B. fragilis strain VPI 13784. Lowercase letters represent where the sequence from the nontoxigenic strain varied from the sequence flanking the ends of the islet. A 17-bp sequence present only in <t>DNA</t> from the nontoxigenic strain is boxed. Arrows indicate the ends of the islet and corresponding nucleotide number. Direct repeats (DR) are underlined.
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Nucleotide sequences used to define the ends of the fragilysin pathogenicity islet. The nontoxigenic sequence was from B. fragilis VPI 2553. Toxigenic sequences across the left and right ends of the pathogenicity islet were from enterotoxigenic B. fragilis strain VPI 13784. Lowercase letters represent where the sequence from the nontoxigenic strain varied from the sequence flanking the ends of the islet. A 17-bp sequence present only in DNA from the nontoxigenic strain is boxed. Arrows indicate the ends of the islet and corresponding nucleotide number. Direct repeats (DR) are underlined.

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Article Title: Molecular Characterization of the Fragilysin Pathogenicity Islet of Enterotoxigenic Bacteroides fragilis

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Figure Lengend Snippet: Nucleotide sequences used to define the ends of the fragilysin pathogenicity islet. The nontoxigenic sequence was from B. fragilis VPI 2553. Toxigenic sequences across the left and right ends of the pathogenicity islet were from enterotoxigenic B. fragilis strain VPI 13784. Lowercase letters represent where the sequence from the nontoxigenic strain varied from the sequence flanking the ends of the islet. A 17-bp sequence present only in DNA from the nontoxigenic strain is boxed. Arrows indicate the ends of the islet and corresponding nucleotide number. Direct repeats (DR) are underlined.

Article Snippet: Sequencing was performed by fluorescent automated DNA sequence analysis at Commonwealth Biotechnologies, Richmond, Va., and the University of Iowa DNA facility, Iowa City.

Techniques: Sequencing