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XB21 is predicted to encode an auxilin, based on the presence of the C-terminal J domain and the FxD/NxF and DPF/W motifs, which have been found in accessory proteins indispensable for assembly of clathrin-coated vesicles (Lemmon 2001; Brett et al. 2002).

All four complete T4SS operons in the GDI chromosome were found in accessory regions (GI4, GI12, and twice in GI21), suggesting that the bacteria acquired the ability to translocate macromolecules across the cell envelope to the plant.

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Keeping the gun on, slowly pull it straight away from the monitor until there is no more distortion visible (usually 3-4 feethenturn then the gun off (it is helpful to create a full-screen white image in MSPaint to display while doing this as it makes the discoloration very easy to see. Ctrl + F in MSPaint (which can be found in Accessories) displays the image in fullscreen mode).

Based on these standard curves, all Plugin and TG3 sample readings were translated into 'male accessory gland equivalents' or the average amount of each protein found in one accessory gland in Mopti 2003 males.

This FxD/NxF motif is predicted to serve as an AP-2 α appendage-binding motif and is found in several accessory proteins indispensable for assembly of clathrin-coated vesicles (Brett et al. 2002).

In particular, all 10 newly sequenced genomes contained sequences found in the accessory pSINME01 plasmid of strain AK83.

In addition, several sequences associated with type 1 integrons were found in the accessory genomes of the strains, but none were present in the core genome.

Regions relating to these putative EPS gene clusters were found in the accessory genomes of the six pig strains (Fig.  7).

For instance, genes found in the accessory genomes of strains cultured from sites containing heavy metals and toxic organic compounds promoted persistence in these environments, which are otherwise unsuited for P. aeruginosa habitation [ 17, 18].

Of these, 50 CDSs form part of the P. ananatis core genome, while 101 are found in the accessory portion of the pan-genome, suggesting possible adaptive evolution of some strains that has enabled colonization of and persistence in animal hosts.