Strain Fitness in Erwinia tracheiphila SCR3 around LU632_RS18870

Experiment: plant=Squash; plant sample=QP3; plant location=NA

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Only strains with sufficient reads to estimate fitness are shown, but the strain fitness values are still rather noisy and may be biased towards zero. Strains near the edge of a gene are not shown as being associated with that gene (they are in grey). Strains in the central 10-90% of a gene are color coded by the insertion's strand. Usually, "+" means that the selectable marker is encoded on the forward strand, i.e., transcribed rightward.

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500 nttnpA and tnpA are separated by 74 nucleotidestnpA and LU632_RS18870 are separated by 201 nucleotidesLU632_RS18870 and LU632_RS18875 are separated by 172 nucleotides LU632_RS18860: tnpA - IS200/IS605 family transposase, at 3,557,660 to 3,558,096 tnpA LU632_RS18865: tnpA - IS200/IS605 family transposase, at 3,558,171 to 3,558,455 tnpA LU632_RS18870: LU632_RS18870 - IS481 family transposase, at 3,558,657 to 3,559,697 _RS18870 LU632_RS18875: LU632_RS18875 - IS256 family transposase, at 3,559,870 to 3,561,077 _RS18875 Position (kb) 3558 3559 3560Strain fitness (log2 ratio) -2 -1 0 1 2at 3558.280 kb on + strand, within tnpAat 3558.292 kb on + strand, within tnpAat 3558.330 kb on - strand, within tnpAat 3558.507 kb on - strandat 3558.563 kb on + strandat 3558.563 kb on + strandat 3558.563 kb on + strandat 3558.564 kb on - strandat 3559.796 kb on + strandat 3559.796 kb on + strandat 3559.847 kb on - strandat 3560.082 kb on - strand, within LU632_RS18875

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Per-strain Table

Position Strand Gene LocusTag Fraction plant=Squash; plant sample=QP3; plant location=NA
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3,558,280 + tnpA LU632_RS18865 0.38 -0.8
3,558,292 + tnpA LU632_RS18865 0.42 +0.6
3,558,330 - tnpA LU632_RS18865 0.56 -2.4
3,558,507 - +0.3
3,558,563 + +0.6
3,558,563 + +2.3
3,558,563 + +0.0
3,558,564 - -0.5
3,559,796 + -0.5
3,559,796 + +0.3
3,559,847 - +0.8
3,560,082 - LU632_RS18875 0.18 +0.3

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