Very small mobile repeated
elements in cyanobacterial genomes
Jeff Elhai,1 Michiko
Kato,1 Sarah Cousins,1 Peter Lindblad,2 José Luis Costa2
1Center for the Study of Biological Complexity, Virginia
Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, U.S.A.
2 Department
of Physiological Botany, Evolutionary Biology Centre, Uppsala University, Villavägen
6, Sweden
Genome Research (2008) 18:1472-1499
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Supplementary Material
Suppl. Fig. 1: Sequences and contexts of
SDR1 elements
Suppl. Fig. 2a: Sequences and contexts of
SDR2a elements (copy number >= 3)
Suppl. Fig. 2b: Sequences and contexts of
SDR2b elements
Suppl. Fig. 3: Sequences and context of
SDR3 elements
Suppl. Fig. 4: Sequences and context of
SDR4 (copy number ≥ 3)
Suppl. Fig. 5: Sequences and context of
SDR5 elements
Suppl. Fig. 6: Sequences and context of
SDR6 elements
Suppl. Fig. 7: Sequences and context of
SDR7 elements
Suppl. Fig. 8: Sequences and context of
SDR8 elements and related sequences
Suppl. Fig. 9: Sequence Logos of SDR
Elements
Suppl. Fig. 10: Palindromic sequences in the
genome of Nostoc punctiforme
Suppl. Fig. 11: Selected PU elements in Escherichia
coli
Suppl. Fig. 12: Intergenomic comparisons of sequences carrying SDR
Raw Data (in process)