breseq  version 0.33.1  revision 8505477f25b3
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Predicted mutations
evidence position mutation annotation gene description
RA 99,763 C→A R320S (CGC→AGC)  mraY → phospho‑N‑acetylmuramoyl‑pentapeptide‑ transferase
JC JC 433,624 Δ2 bp :: IS186 (–) +8 bp coding (119‑126/273 nt) hupB → HU, DNA‑binding transcriptional regulator, beta subunit
RA 1,104,916 A→T D409E (GAT→GAA ycdR ← predicted enzyme associated with biofilm formation
MC JC JC 1,305,483 +ATC :: IS150 (+) Δ4 bp coding (754‑757/1461 nt) cls ← cardiolipin synthetase
RA 1,329,516 C→T H33Y (CAC→TAC)  topA → DNA topoisomerase I
JC JC 1,619,870 IS150 (+) +3 bp intergenic (‑107/+103) hokD ← / ← ECB_01533 small toxic polypeptide/conserved hypothetical protein
JC 1,733,297 (CGTATGAA)1→2 coding (333/1413 nt) pykF → pyruvate kinase
JC JC 1,976,782 IS150 (+) +3 bp coding (39‑41/672 nt) yedW ← predicted DNA‑binding response regulator in two‑component system with YedV
RA 2,193,779 G→T L143I (CTT→ATT)  yeiB ← conserved inner membrane protein
RA 3,021,896 (T)9→8 coding (789/1140 nt) ECB_02821 ← hypothetical protein
RA 3,145,932 C→T T23T (ACC→ACT rpoD → RNA polymerase sigma factor
RA 3,498,004 G→A T11M (ACG→ATG)  glgP ← glycogen phosphorylase
RA 3,762,741 A→T K662I (AAA→ATA)  spoT → bifunctional (p)ppGpp synthetase II/ guanosine‑3',5'‑bis pyrophosphate 3'‑pyrophosphohydrolase
RA 3,875,632 (T)7→8 intergenic (‑66/+287) glmU ← / ← atpC bifunctional N‑acetylglucosamine‑1‑phosphate uridyltransferase/glucosamine‑1‑phosphate acetyltransferase/F0F1 ATP synthase subunit epsilon
MC JC 3,894,997 Δ6,934 bp IS150‑mediated rbsD[yieO] rbsD, rbsA, rbsC, rbsB, rbsK, rbsR, [yieO]
RA 3,928,833 T→C V206A (GTT→GCT)  rho → transcription termination factor Rho
RA 4,168,256 A→C Y1099S (TAC→TCC)  rpoC → DNA‑directed RNA polymerase subunit beta'
RA 4,202,158 A→C I134M (ATT→ATG iclR ← DNA‑binding transcriptional repressor
JC JC 4,524,522 IS186 (+) +6 bp coding (494‑499/549 nt) fimA → major type 1 subunit fimbrin (pilin)