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Illustration of the presence of the key genes participating in microbial GG metabolism in the genomes of the identified or potential GG-producing cyanobacteria and heterotrophic bacteria. ggpS and ggpP compose the GG-synthesizing pathway. gghA represents the GG-degrading pathway. ggp is the putative novel GG-degrading pathway investigated in the present study. The filled and open squares indicate the presence and absence of the target genes, respectively. The number “2” in the squares demonstrates that two target genes are present. The co-location of genes in the genomes is demonstrated by the dotted lines. The locus tags of ggpP / ggpS / gghA are slr0746 / sll1566 / slr1670 for Syn6803, NIES39_R01210 / M02120 / M02110 for A. platensis NIES-39, AmaxDRAFT_4256 / 2350 / 2351 for L. maxima CS-328, <t>SYNPCC7002_A2841</t> / <t>A2851</t> / <t>A2843</t> + <t>A2849</t> for Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002, Lepto7376_0796 / 0792 / 0793 + 0794 for Leptolyngbya sp. PCC 7376, and Cce_3291 / 2391 / 3236 for C. subtropica ATCC 51142, respectively. The locus tags of ggpP and ggpS in Synechococcus sp. WH8102 are SYNW0860 and SYNW1281 , respectively. The locus tags of ggpPS are JMG10_34610 for N. ellipsosporum NOK, DX03_04600 for S. rhizophila DSM 14405 T , MDS_3416 for P. mendocina NK-01, AVAEIV_003468 for A. vinelandii AEIV, and HP15_2852 for M. adhaerens HP15, respectively. The locus tag of ggp in M. adhaerens HP15 is HP15_2853
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Illustration of the presence of the key genes participating in microbial GG metabolism in the genomes of the identified or potential GG-producing cyanobacteria and heterotrophic bacteria. ggpS and ggpP compose the GG-synthesizing pathway. gghA represents the GG-degrading pathway. ggp is the putative novel GG-degrading pathway investigated in the present study. The filled and open squares indicate the presence and absence of the target genes, respectively. The number “2” in the squares demonstrates that two target genes are present. The co-location of genes in the genomes is demonstrated by the dotted lines. The locus tags of ggpP / ggpS / gghA are slr0746 / sll1566 / slr1670 for Syn6803, NIES39_R01210 / M02120 / M02110 for A. platensis NIES-39, AmaxDRAFT_4256 / 2350 / 2351 for L. maxima CS-328, <t>SYNPCC7002_A2841</t> / <t>A2851</t> / <t>A2843</t> + <t>A2849</t> for Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002, Lepto7376_0796 / 0792 / 0793 + 0794 for Leptolyngbya sp. PCC 7376, and Cce_3291 / 2391 / 3236 for C. subtropica ATCC 51142, respectively. The locus tags of ggpP and ggpS in Synechococcus sp. WH8102 are SYNW0860 and SYNW1281 , respectively. The locus tags of ggpPS are JMG10_34610 for N. ellipsosporum NOK, DX03_04600 for S. rhizophila DSM 14405 T , MDS_3416 for P. mendocina NK-01, AVAEIV_003468 for A. vinelandii AEIV, and HP15_2852 for M. adhaerens HP15, respectively. The locus tag of ggp in M. adhaerens HP15 is HP15_2853
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Illustration of the presence of the key genes participating in microbial GG metabolism in the genomes of the identified or potential GG-producing cyanobacteria and heterotrophic bacteria. ggpS and ggpP compose the GG-synthesizing pathway. gghA represents the GG-degrading pathway. ggp is the putative novel GG-degrading pathway investigated in the present study. The filled and open squares indicate the presence and absence of the target genes, respectively. The number “2” in the squares demonstrates that two target genes are present. The co-location of genes in the genomes is demonstrated by the dotted lines. The locus tags of ggpP / ggpS / gghA are slr0746 / sll1566 / slr1670 for Syn6803, NIES39_R01210 / M02120 / M02110 for A. platensis NIES-39, AmaxDRAFT_4256 / 2350 / 2351 for L. maxima CS-328, SYNPCC7002_A2841 / A2851 / A2843 + A2849 for Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002, Lepto7376_0796 / 0792 / 0793 + 0794 for Leptolyngbya sp. PCC 7376, and Cce_3291 / 2391 / 3236 for C. subtropica ATCC 51142, respectively. The locus tags of ggpP and ggpS in Synechococcus sp. WH8102 are SYNW0860 and SYNW1281 , respectively. The locus tags of ggpPS are JMG10_34610 for N. ellipsosporum NOK, DX03_04600 for S. rhizophila DSM 14405 T , MDS_3416 for P. mendocina NK-01, AVAEIV_003468 for A. vinelandii AEIV, and HP15_2852 for M. adhaerens HP15, respectively. The locus tag of ggp in M. adhaerens HP15 is HP15_2853

Journal: Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology

Article Title: Glucosylglycerol phosphorylase, a potential novel pathway of microbial glucosylglycerol catabolism

doi: 10.1007/s00253-024-13035-3

Figure Lengend Snippet: Illustration of the presence of the key genes participating in microbial GG metabolism in the genomes of the identified or potential GG-producing cyanobacteria and heterotrophic bacteria. ggpS and ggpP compose the GG-synthesizing pathway. gghA represents the GG-degrading pathway. ggp is the putative novel GG-degrading pathway investigated in the present study. The filled and open squares indicate the presence and absence of the target genes, respectively. The number “2” in the squares demonstrates that two target genes are present. The co-location of genes in the genomes is demonstrated by the dotted lines. The locus tags of ggpP / ggpS / gghA are slr0746 / sll1566 / slr1670 for Syn6803, NIES39_R01210 / M02120 / M02110 for A. platensis NIES-39, AmaxDRAFT_4256 / 2350 / 2351 for L. maxima CS-328, SYNPCC7002_A2841 / A2851 / A2843 + A2849 for Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002, Lepto7376_0796 / 0792 / 0793 + 0794 for Leptolyngbya sp. PCC 7376, and Cce_3291 / 2391 / 3236 for C. subtropica ATCC 51142, respectively. The locus tags of ggpP and ggpS in Synechococcus sp. WH8102 are SYNW0860 and SYNW1281 , respectively. The locus tags of ggpPS are JMG10_34610 for N. ellipsosporum NOK, DX03_04600 for S. rhizophila DSM 14405 T , MDS_3416 for P. mendocina NK-01, AVAEIV_003468 for A. vinelandii AEIV, and HP15_2852 for M. adhaerens HP15, respectively. The locus tag of ggp in M. adhaerens HP15 is HP15_2853

Article Snippet: The locus tags of ggpP / ggpS / gghA are slr0746 / sll1566 / slr1670 for Syn6803, NIES39_R01210 / M02120 / M02110 for A. platensis NIES-39, AmaxDRAFT_4256 / 2350 / 2351 for L. maxima CS-328, SYNPCC7002_A2841 / A2851 / A2843 + A2849 for Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002, Lepto7376_0796 / 0792 / 0793 + 0794 for Leptolyngbya sp. PCC 7376, and Cce_3291 / 2391 / 3236 for C. subtropica ATCC 51142, respectively.

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