Genome sequence of Streptococcus gallolyticus: insights into its adaptation to the bovine rumen and its ability to cause endocarditis - PubMed (original) (raw)

FIG. 1.

Circular genome map of S. gallolyticus UCN34 showing the position and orientation of predicted genes. From outside to inside, circle 1, protein coding genes on the + and − strands, with genes with nonstreptococcal best BlastP hit in black; circle 2, G/C bias (G+C/G−C); circle 3: G+C content, with <30.9% G+C in yellow, between 30.9% and 44.4% G+C in orange, and with >44.4% G+C in red; circle 4, stable RNA coding genes. Numbers in blue on the external circle correspond to genes discussed in the text: polysaccharide utilization (1, gallo_0112; 2, gallo_0162; 3, gallo_0189; 4, gallo_0330; 5, gallo_0757; 6, gallo_1462; 7, _gallo_1577_-1578; 8, amyE), vitamin biosynthesis (9, panBCD; 10, panE; 11, ribDEAH; 12, bioBDY), polysaccharide biosynthesis (13, _gallo_0364_-0367; 14, cps operon; 15, _gallo_1052_-1057), pilus operons (16, _gallo_1568_-1570; 17, _gallo_2040_-2038; 18, _gallo_2179_-2177), and detoxification (19, bsh; 20, gallo_0906; 21, tanA; 22, gallo_1609; 23, gallo_2106). The scale in kb is indicated outside the genome, with the predicted origin of replication being at position 0.