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TFX effectively inhibits growth of members of the α-proteobacteria including strains of Brucella, Ochrobactrum, Rhodobacter, Rhodospeudomonas, Rhizobium, and the etiological agent of crown gall disease, Agrobacterium [ 12 ] . TFX is highly specific for this group, as demonstrated by a lack of observable effect on the majority of the bacterial population in the bean rhizosphere [ 13 ] . This suggests that TFX could be used to control crown gall diseases of various plants with limited effects on non-target bacteria outside of that very specific group of TFX-sensitive α-proteobacteria.
As mentioned above, VNTR Locus-4 of the B. suis biovar 1 sequenced genome was 11-bp larger than the homologous regions of B. abortus biovar 1 and B. melitensis biovar 1. When the sizes of the VNTR Locus-4 fragments amplified from the panel of Brucella strains were compared to the size range of the normal and the alternative alleles, we observed that the products amplified from B. canis , B. neotomae , B. ovis , and B. suis biovars 2, 4 and 5, were consistent with the 11-bp offset allelic ladder of B. suis biovar 1 rather than the allelic ladder exhibited by the B. melitensis or B. abortus biovars (Fig.
The repeat regions and approximately 200-bp of upstream and downstream flanking sequence were individually compared to the Brucella melitensis biovar 1 and Brucella suis biovar 1 published genome sequences.
Historically, it has been very difficult to irrefutably trace natural Brucella transmission unless the strain involved happened to belong to a rare biovar.
Multiple tandem repeats of the octameric sequence "AGGGCAGT" were initially discovered when searching sequence files generated from the shotgun sequencing of Brucella abortus biovar 1, strain 9-941 for a subsequence (TAGGGC) of IS 711 . The B. abortus genome had nine chromosomal loci containing at least two complete copies of the octameric repeat.
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