NOVEL BACTERIAL POLYPEPTIDES AND POLYNUCLEOTIDES

Abstract: This invention relates to newly identified Streptococcal polynucleotides, polypeptides encoded by such polynucleotides, the uses of such polyucleotides and polypeptides, as well as the production of such polynucleotides and polypeptides and recombinant host cells tranformed with the polynucleotides. This invention also relates to inhibiting the biosynthesis or action of such polynucleotides or polypeptides and to the use of such inhibitors in therapy.

Description: NOVEL BACTERIAL POLYPEPTIDES AND POLYNUCLEOTIDES FIELD OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to newly identified polynucleotides and polypeptides, and their production and uses, as well as their variants, agonists and antagonists, and their uses. In particular, in these and in other regards, the invention relates to novel polynucleotides and polypeptides set forth in Table 1. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The Streptococci make up a medically important genera of microbes known to cause several types of disease in humans, including otitis media, pneumonia and meningitis. Since its isolation more than 100 years ago, Streptococcus pneumoniae (herein S. pneumoniae) has been one of the more intensively studied microbes. For example, much of our early understanding that DNA is, in fact, the genetic material was predicated on the work of Griffith and of Avery, Macleod and McCarty using this microbe. Despite the vast amount of research with S. pneumoniae, many questions concerning the virulence of this microbe remain. While certain Streptococcal factors associated with pathogenicity have been identified, e.g., capsule polysaccharides, peptidoglycans, pneumolysins, PspA Complement factor H binding component, autolysin, neuraminidase, peptide permeases, hydrogen peroxide, IgAl protease, the list is certainly not complete. Further very little is known concerning the temporal expression of such genes during infection and disease progression in a mammalian host. Discovering the sets of genes the bacterium is likely to be expressing at the different stages of infection, particularly when an infection is established, provides critical information for the screening and characterization of novel antibacterials which can interrupt pathogenesis. In addition to providing a fuller understanding of known proteins, such an approach will identify previously unrecognised targets. GUG is used as an initating nucleotide, rather than ATG, for a significant number of mRNA's in both Gram positive and Gram negative bacteria. Statistics on the frequency of NTG codons in the start codon for several bacterial species are available on line via computer at http://biochem.otago.ac.nz:800/Transterm/home_page.html). A discussion of initiation codons in B. subtilis is set forth in Vellanoweth, RL.1993 in Bacillus subtilis and other Gram Positive Bacteria. Biochemistry. Physiology and Molecular Genetics, Sonenshein, Hoch, Losick Eds. Amer. Soc. Microbiol, Washington DC. p. 699-711. Vellenworth indicates a major difference between B. subtilis and the gram-negative organisms is in the choice of initiation codon. 91 % of the sequenced E. coli genes start with AUG. By contrast, about 30% of B. subtilis and other clostridial branch gened start with UUG or GUG. Moreover, CUG functions as a start codon in B. subtilis. Mutations of an AUG initiation codon to GUG or UUG often cause decreased expression in B. subtilis and E. coli. Generally, translation efficiency is higher with AUG initiation codons. A strong Shine-Delgarno ribosome binding site, however, can compensate almost fully for a weak initiation codon. It has been reported that genes with a range of expression levels have initiation codons other than ATG in gram positives (Vellanoweth, RL.1993 in Bacillus subtilis and other Gram Positive Bacteria. Biochemistry. Physiology and Molecular Genetics. Sonenshein, Hoch, Losick Eds. Amer. Soc. Microbiol, Washington DC. p. 699-71 1). Provided herein are ORF sequences from genes possessing GUG initiation codons and proteins expressed therefrom and homologues thereto to be used for screening for antimicrobial compounds. Clearly, there is a need for polypeptide and polynucleotide sequences that may be used to screen for antimicrobial compound and which may also be used to determine the roles of such sequences in pathogenesis of infection, dysfunction and disease. There is also need, therefore, for identification and characterization of such sequences which may play a role in preventing, ameliorating or correcting infections, dysfunctions or diseases. The polypeptides of the invention have amino acid sequence homology to a known protein(s) as set forth in Table 1. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the invention to provide polypeptides that have been identified as novel polypeptides by homology between an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of the sequences set out in Table 1 and a known amino acid sequence or sequences of other proteins such as the protein identities listed in Table 1. It is a further object of the invention to provide polynucleotides that encode novel polypeptides, particularly polynucleotides that encode polypeptides of Streptococcus pneumoniae. In a particularly preferred embodiment of the invention the polynucleotide comprises a region encoding a polypeptide comprising a sequence sequence selected from the group consisting of the sequences set out in Table 1, or a variant of any of these sequences. In another particularly preferred embodiment of the invention there is a novel protein from Streptococcus pneumoniae comprising an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of the sequences set out in Table 1, or a variant of any of these sequences. In accordance with another aspect of the invention there is provided an isolated nucleic acid molecule encoding a mature polypeptide expressible by the Streptococcus pneumoniae 0100993 strain contained in the deposited strain. A further aspect of the invention there are provided isolated nucleic acid molecules encoding a polypeptide of the invention, particularly Streptococcus pneumoniae polypeptide, and including mRNAs, cDNAs, genomic DNAs. Further embodiments of the invention include biologically, diagnostically, prophylactically, clinically or therapeutically useful variants thereof, and compositions comprising the same. In accordance with another aspect of the invention, there is provided the use of a polynucleotide of the invention for therapeutic or prophylactic purposes, in particular genetic immunization. Among the particularly preferred embodiments of the invention are naturally occurring allelic variants of a polypeptide of the invention and polypeptides encoded thereby. Another aspect of the invention there are provided novel polypeptides of Streptococcus pneumoniae as well as biologically, diagnostically, prophylactically, clinically or therapeutically useful variants thereof, and compositions comprising the same. Among the particularly preferred embodiments of the invention are variants of the polypeptides of the invention encoded by naturally occurring alleles of their genes. In a preferred embodiment of the invention there are provided methods for producing the aforementioned polypeptides. In accordance with yet another aspect of the invention, there are provided inhibitors to such polypeptides, useful as antibacterial agents, including, for example, antibodies. In accordance with certain preferred embodiments of the invention, there are provided products, compositions and methods for assessing expression of the polypeptides and polynucleotides of the invention, treating disease, for example, including, for example, otitis media, conjunctivitis, pneumonia, bacteremia, meningitis, sinusitis, pleural empyema and endocarditis, and most particularly meningitis, such as for example infection of cerebrospinal fluid, assaying genetic variation, and administering a polypeptide or polynucleotide of the invention to an organism to raise an immunological response against a bacteria, especially a Streptococcus pneumoniae bacteria. In accordance with certain preferred embodiments of this and other aspects of the invention there are provided polynucleotides that hybridize to a polynucleotide sequence of the invention, particularly under stringent conditions. In certain preferred embodiments of the invention there are provided antibodies against polypeptides of the invention. In other embodiments of the invention there are provided methods for identifying compounds which bind to or otherwise interact with and inhibit or activate an activity of a polypeptide or polynucleotide of the invention comprising: contacting a polypeptide or polynucleotide of the invention with a compound to be screened under conditions to permit binding to or other interaction between the compound and the polypeptide or polynucleotide to assess the binding to or other interaction with the compound, such binding or interaction being associated with a second component capable of providing a detectable signal in response to the binding or interaction of the polypeptide or polynucleotide with the compound; and determining whether the compound binds to or otherwise interacts with and activates or inhibits an activity of the polypeptide or polynucleotide by detecting the presence or absence of a signal generated from the binding or interaction of the compound with the polypeptide or polynucleotide. In accordance with yet another aspect of the invention, there are provided agonists and antagonists of the polypeptides and polynucleotides of the invention, preferably bacteriostatic or bacteriocidal agonists and antagonists. In a further aspect of the invention there are provided compositions comprising a polynucleotide or a polypeptide of the invention for administration to a cell or to a multicellular organism. Various changes and modifications within the spirit and scope of the disclosed invention will become readily apparent to those skilled in the art from reading the following descriptions and from reading the other parts of the present disclosure. GLOSSARY The following definitions are provided to facilitate understanding of certain terms used frequently herein. "Disease(s) means any bacterial infection, but preferably a streptococcal infection, such as, otitis media, conjunctivitis, pneumonia, bacteremia, meningitis, sinusitis, pleural empyema, endocarditis, meningitis, and infection of cerebrospinal fluid. "Host cell" is a cell which has been transformed or transfected, or is capable of transformation or transfection by an exogenous polynucleotide sequence. "Identity," as known in the art, is a relationship between two or more polypeptide sequences or two or more polynucleotide sequences, as determined by comparing the sequences. In the art, "identity" also means the degree of sequence relatedness between polypeptide or polynucleotide sequences, as the case may be, as determined by the match between strings of such sequences. "Identity" and "similarity" can be readily calculated by known methods, including but not limited to those described in (Computational Molecular Biology, Lesk, A.M., ed., Oxford University Press, New York, 1988; Biocomputing: Informatics and Genome Projects, Smith, D.W., ed., Academic Press, New York, 1993; Computer Analysis of Sequence Data, Part I, Griffin, A.M., and Griffin, H.G., eds., Humana Press, New Jersey, 1994; Sequence Analysis in Molecular Biology, von Heinje, G., Academic Press, 1987; and Sequence Analysis Primer, Gribskov, M. and Devereux, J., eds., M Stockton Press, New York, 1991 ; and Carillo, H., and Lipman, D., SIAM J. Applied Math., 48: 1073 (1988). Preferred methods to determine identity are designed to give the largest match between the sequences tested. Methods to determine identity and similarity are codified in publicly available computer programs. Preferred computer program methods to determine identity and similarity between two sequences include, but are not limited to, the GCG program package (Devereux, J., et al., Nucleic Acids Research 12(1): 387 (1984)), BLASTP, BLASTN, and FASTA (Atschul, S.F. et al., J. Molec. Biol. 215: 403-410 (1990). The BLAST X program is publicly available from NCBI and other sources (BLAST Manual, Altschul, S., et al., NCBI NLM NIH Bethesda, MD 20894; Altschul, S., et al., J. Mol. Biol. 215: 403-410 (1990). As an illustration, by a polynucleotide having a nucleotide sequence having at least, for example, 95% "identity" to a reference nucleotide sequence it is intended that the nucleotide sequence of the tested polynucleotide is identical to the reference sequence except that the polynucleotide sequence may include up to five point mutations per each 100 nucleotides of the reference nucleotide sequence. In other words, to obtain a polynucleotide having a nucleotide sequence at least 95% identical to a reference nucleotide sequence, up to 5% of the nucleotides in the reference sequence may be deleted or substituted with another nucleotide, or a number of nucleotides up to 5% of the total nucleotides in the reference sequence may be inserted into the reference sequence. These mutations of the reference sequence may occur at the 5' or 3' terminal positions of the reference nucleotide sequence or anywhere between those terminal positions, interspersed either individually among nucleotides in the reference sequence or in one or more contiguous groups within the reference sequence. Analogously , by a polypeptide having an amino acid sequence having at least, for example, 95% identity to a reference amino acid sequence is intended that the test amino acid sequence of the polypeptide is identical to the reference sequence except that the polypeptide sequence may include up to five amino acid alterations per each 100 amino acids of the reference amino acid. In other words, to obtain a polypeptide having an amino acid sequence at least 95% identical to a reference amino acid sequence, up to 5% of the amino acid residues in the reference sequence may be deleted or substituted with another amino acid, or a number of amino acids up to 5% of the total amino acid residues in the reference sequence may be inserted into the reference sequence. These alterations of the reference sequence may occur at the amino or carboxy terminal positions of the reference amino acid sequence or anywhere between those terminal positions, interspersed either individually among residues in the reference sequence or in one or more contiguous groups within the reference sequence. "Isolated" means altered "by the hand of man" from its natural state, i.e., if it occurs in nature, it has been changed or removed from its original environment, or both. For example, a polynucleotide or a polypeptide naturally present in a living organism is not "isolated," but the same polynucleotide or polypeptide separated from the coexisting materials of its natural state is "isolated", as the term is employed herein. "Polynucleotide(s)" generally refers to any polyribonucleotide or polydeoxribonucleotide, which may be unmodified RNA or DNA or modified RNA or DNA. "Polynucleotide(s)" include, without limitation, single- and double-stranded DNA, DNA that is a mixture of single- and double-stranded regions or single-, double- and triple-stranded regions, single- and double-stranded RNA, and RNA that is mixture of single- and double-stranded regions, hybrid molecules comprising DNA and RNA that may be single-stranded or, more typically, double-stranded, or triple-stranded regions, or a mixture of single- and double-stranded regions. In addition, "polynucleotide" as used herein refers to triple-stranded regions comprising RNA or DNA or both RNA and DNA. The strands in such regions may be from the same molecule or from different molecules. The regions may include all of one or more of the molecules, but more typically involve only a region of some of the molecules. One of the molecules of a triple-helical region often is an oligonucleotide. As used herein, the term "polynucleotide(s)" also includes DNAs or RNAs as described above that contain one or more modified bases. Thus, DNAs or RNAs with backbones modified for stability or for other reasons are "polynucleotide(s)" as that term is intended herein. Moreover, DNAs or RNAs comprising unusual bases, such as inosine, or modified bases, such as tritylated bases, to name just two examples, are polynucleotides as the term is used herein. It will be appreciated that a great variety of modifications have been made to DNA and RNA that serve many useful purposes known to those of skill in the art. The term "polynucleotide(s)" as it is employed herein embraces such chemically, enzymatically or metabolically modified forms of polynucleotides, as well as the chemical forms of DNA and RNA characteristic of viruses and cells, including, for example, simple and complex cells. "Polynucleotide(s)" also embraces short polynucleotides often referred to as oligonucleotide(s). "Polypeptide(s)" refers to any peptide or protein comprising two or more amino acids joined to each other by peptide bonds or modified peptide bonds. "Polypeptide(s)" refers to both short chains, commonly referred to as peptides, oligopeptides and oligomers and to longer chains generally referred to as proteins. Polypeptides may contain amino acids other than the 20 gene encoded amino acids. "Polypeptide(s)" include those modified either by natural processes, such as processing and other post-translational modifications, but also by chemical modification techniques. Such modifications are well described in basic texts and in more detailed monographs, as well as in a voluminous research literature, and they are well known to those of skill in the art. It will be appreciated that the same type of modification may be present in the same or varying degree at several sites in a given polypeptide. Also, a given polypeptide may contain many types of modifications. Modifications can occur anywhere in a polypeptide, including the peptide backbone, the amino acid side-chains, and the amino or carboxyl termini. Modifications include, for example, acetylation, acylation, ADP-ribosylation, amidation, covalent attachment of flavin, covalent attachment of a heme moiety, covalent attachment of a nucleotide or nucleotide derivative, covalent attachment of a lipid or lipid derivative, covalent attachment of phosphotidylinositol, cross-linking, cyclization, disulfide bond formation, demethylation, formation of covalent cross-links, formation of cysteine, formation of pyroglutamate, formylation, gamma-carboxylation, glycosylation, GPI anchor formation, hydroxylation, iodination, methylation, myristoylation, oxidation, proteolytic processing, phosphorylation, prenylation, racemization, glycosylation, lipid attachment, sulfation, gamma- carboxylation of glutamic acid residues, hydroxylation and ADP-ribosylation, selenoylation, sulfation, transfer-RNA mediated addition of amino acids to proteins, such as arginylation, and ubiquitination. See, for instance, PROTEINS - STRUCTURE AND MOLECULAR PROPERTIES, 2nd Ed., T. E. Creighton, W. H. Freeman and Company, New York (1993) and Wold, F., Posttranslational Protein Modifications: Perspectives and Prospects, pgs. 1-12 in POSTTRANSLATIONAL COVALENT MODIFICATION OF PROTEINS, B. C. Johnson, Ed., Academic Press, New York (1983); Seifter et al., Meth. Enzymol. 182:626-646 (1990) and Rattan et al., Protein Synthesis: Posttranslational Modifications and Aging, Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 663: 48-62 (1992). Polypeptides may be branched or cyclic, with or without branching. Cyclic, branched and branched circular polypeptides may result from post-translational natural processes and may be made by entirely synthetic methods, as well. "Variant(s)" as the term is used herein, is a polynucleotide or polypeptide that differs from a reference polynucleotide or polypeptide respectively, but retains essential properties. A typical variant of a polynucleotide differs in nucleotide sequence from another, reference polynucleotide. Changes in the nucleotide sequence of the variant may or may not alter the amino acid sequence of a polypeptide encoded by the reference polynucleotide. Nucleotide changes may result in amino acid substitutions, additions, deletions, fusions and truncations in the polypeptide encoded by the reference sequence, as discussed below. A typical variant of a polypeptide differs in amino acid sequence from another, reference polypeptide. Generally, differences are limited so that the sequences of the reference polypeptide and the variant are closely similar overall and, in many regions, identical. A variant and reference polypeptide may differ in amino acid sequence by one or more substitutions, additions, deletions in any combination. A substituted or inserted amino acid residue may or may not be one encoded by the genetic code. A variant of a polynucleotide or polypeptide may be a naturally occurring such as an allelic variant, or it may be a variant that is not known to occur naturally. Non-naturally occurring variants of polynucleotides and polypeptides may be made by mutagenesis techniques, by direct synthesis, and by other recombinant methods known to skilled artisans. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Each of polynucleotide and polypeptide sequences provided herein may be used in the discovery and development of antibacterial compounds. Upon expression of the sequences with the appropriate initiation and termination codons the encoded polypeptide can be used as a target for the screening of antimicrobial drugs. Additionally, the DNA sequences encoding preferably the amino terminal regions of the encoded protein or the Shine-Delgarno region can be used to construct antisense sequences to control the expression of the coding sequence of interest. Furthermore, many of the sequences disclosed herein also provide regions upstream and downstream from the encoding sequence. These sequences are useful as a source of regulatory elements for the control of bacterial gene expression. Such sequences are conveniently isolated by restriction enzyme action or synthesized chemically and introduced, for example, into promoter identification strains. These strains contain a reporter structural gene sequence located downstream from a restriction site such that if an active promoter is inserted, the reporter gene will be expressed. Although each of the sequences may be employed as described above, this invention also provides several means for identifying particularly useful target genes. The first of these approaches entails searching appropriate databases for sequence matches in related organisms. Thus, if a homologue exists, the Streptococcal-like form of this gene would likely play an analogous role. For example, a Streptococcal protein identified as homologous to a cell surface protein in another organism would be useful as a vaccine candidate. To the extent such homologies have been identified for the sequences disclosed herein they are reported along with the encoding sequence. Each of the DNA sequences provided herein may be used in the discovery and development of antibacterial compounds. Because each of the sequences contains an open reading frame (ORF) with an appropriate initiation and termination codons, the encoded protein upon expression can be used as a target for the screening of antimicrobial drugs. Additionally, the DNA sequences encoding the amino terminal regions of the encoded protein can be used to construct antisense sequences to control the expression of the coding sequence of interest. Furthermore, many of the sequences disclosed herein also provide regions upstream and downstream from the encoding sequence. These sequences are useful as a source of regulatory elements for the control of bacterial gene expression. Such sequences are conveniently isolated by restriction enzyme action or synthesized chemically and introduced, for example, into promoter identification strains. These strains contain a reporter structural gene sequence located downstream from a restriction site such that if an active promoter is inserted, the reporter gene will be expressed. It is believed that bacteria possess a number of ways of regulating gene expression levels, especially in subtle degrees, and the interplay between ribosome binding site and inititation codon is utilized for this purpose for these genes. It is also believed that such genes will be important targets for antimicrobial drug discovery, particularly since pathogenesis genes are believed undergo gene expression regulation during in the pathogenesis process. Therefore, the invention provides ORF sequences possessing a GTG (GUG ) initiation codon and protein targets expressed thereform. Although each of the sequences may be employed as described above, this invention also provides several means for identifying particularly useful target genes. The first of these approaches entails searching appropriate databases for sequence matches in related organisms. Thus, if a homologue exists, the Streptococcal-like form of this gene would likely play an analogous role. For example, a Streptococcal protein identified as homologous to a cell surface protein in another organism would be useful as a vaccine candidate. To the extent such homologies have been identified for the sequences disclosed herein they are reported along with the encoding sequence. ORF Gene Expression Recently techniques have become available to evaluate temporal gene expression in bacteria, particularly as it applies to viability under laboratory and infection conditions. A number of methods can be used to identify genes which are essential to survival per se, or essential to the establishment/maintenance of an infection. Identification of an ORF unknown by one of these methods yields additional information about its function and permits the selection of such an ORF for further development as a screening target. Briefly, these approaches include: 1) Signature Tagged Mutagenesis (STM): This technique is described by Hensel et al-, Science 269: 400-403(1995), the contents of which is incorporated by reference for background purposes. Signature tagged mutagenesis identifies genes necessary for the establishment/maintenance of infection in a given infection model. The basis of the technique is the random mutagenesis of target organism by various means (e.g., transposons) such that unique DNA sequence tags are inserted in close proximity to the site of mutation. The tags from a mixed population of bacterial mutants and bacteria recovered from an infected hosts are detected by amplification, radiolabeling and hybridisation analysis. Mutants attenuated in virulence are revealed by absence of the tag from the pool of bacteria recovered from infected hosts. In Streptococcus pneumoniae, because the transposon system is less well developed, a more efficient way of creating the tagged mutants is to use the insertion- duplication mutagenesis technique as described by Morrison et al., J. Bacteriol. 159:870 (1984) the contents of which is incorporated by reference for background purposes. 2) In Vivo Expression Technology (IVET): This technique is described by Camilli et al, Proc. Nat'l. Acad. SCL USA. 91 :2634-2638 (1994), the contents of which is incorporated by reference for background purposes. IVET identifies genes up-regulated during infection when compared to laboratory cultivation, implying an important role in infection. ORF identified by this technique are implied to have a significant role in infection establishment/maintenance. In this technique random chromosomal fragments of target organism are cloned upstream of a promoter-less recombinase gene in a plasmid vector. This construct is introduced into the target organism which carries an antibiotic resistance gene flanked by resolvase sites. Growth in the presence of the antibiotic removes from the population those fragments cloned into the plasmid vector capable of supporting transcription of the recombinase gene and therefore have caused loss of antibiotic resistance. The resistant pool is introduced into a host and at various times after infection bacteria may be recovered and assessed for the presence of antibiotic resistance. The chromosomal fragment carried by each antibiotic sensitive bacterium should carry a promoter or portion of a gene normally upregulated during infection. Sequencing upstream of the recombinase gene allows identification of the up regulated gene. 3) Differential display: This technique is described by Chuang et al., Bacteriol. 175:2026-2036 (1993), the contents of which is incorporated by reference for background purposes. This method identifies those genes which are expressed in an organism by identifying mRNA present using randomly-primed RT-PCR. By comparing pre-infection and post infection profiles, genes up and down regulated during infection can be identified and the RT-PCR product sequenced and matched to ORF 'unknowns'. 4) Generation of conditional lethal mutants by transposon mutagenesis: This technique, described by de Lorenzo, V. et a]., Gene 123: 17-24 (1993); Neuwald, A. F. et al., Gene 125: 69-73(1993); and Takiff, H. E. et al., J. Bacteriol. 174:1544- 1553(1992), the contents of which is incorporated by reference for background purposes, identifies genes whose expression are essential for cell viability. In this technique transposons carrying controllable promoters, which provide transcription outward from the transposon in one or both directions, are generated. Random insertion of these transposons into target organisms and subsequent isolation of insertion mutants in the presence of inducer of promoter activity ensures that insertions which separate promoter from coding region of a gene whose expression is essential for cell viability will be recovered. Subsequent replica plating in the absence of inducer identifies such insertions, since they fail to survive. Sequencing of the flanking regions of the transposon allows identification of site of insertion and identification of the gene disrupted. Close monitoring of the changes in cellular processes/morphology during growth in the absence of inducer yields information on likely function of the gene. Such monitoring could include flow cytometry (cell division, lysis, redox potential, DNA replication), incorporation of radiochemically labeled precursors into DNA, RNA, protein, lipid, peptidoglycan, monitoring reporter enzyme gene fusions which respond to known cellular stresses. 5) Generation of conditional lethal mutants by chemical mutagenesis: This technique is described by Beckwith, J.. Methods in Enzymology 204: 3-18(1991), the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference for background purposes. In this technique random chemical mutagenesis of target organism, growth at temperature other than physiological temperature (permissive temperature) and subsequent replica plating and growth at different temperature (e.g. 42°C to identify ts, 25°C to identify cs) are used to identify those isolates which now fail to grow (conditional mutants). As above close monitoring of the changes upon growth at the non-permissive temperature yields information on the function of the mutated gene. Complementation of conditional lethal mutation by library from target organism and sequencing of complementing gene allows matching with unknown ORF. 6) RT-PCR: Streptococcus pneumoniae messenger RNA is isolated from bacterial infected tissue e.g. 48 hour murine lung infections, and the amount of each mRNA species assessed by reverse transcription of the RNA sample primed with random hexanucleotides followed by PCR with gene specific primer pairs. The determination of the presence and amount of a particular mRNA species by quantification of the resultant PCR product provides information on the bacterial genes which are transcribed in the infected tissue. Analysis of gene transcription can be carried out at different times of infection to gain a detailed knowledge of gene regulation in bacterial pathogenesis allowing for a clearer understanding of which gene products represent targets for screens for novel antibacterials. Because of the gene specific nature of the PCR primers employed it should be understood that the bacterial mRNA preparation need not be free of mammalian RNA. This allows the investigator to carry out a simple and quick RNA preparation from infected tissue to obtain bacterial mRNA species which are very short lived in the bacterium (in the order of 2 minute halflives). Optimally the bacterial mRNA is prepared from infected murine lung tissue by mechanical disruption in the presence of TRIzole (GIBCO-BRL) for very short periods of time, subsequent processing according to the manufacturers of TRIzole reagent and DNAase treatment to remove contaminating DNA. Preferably the process is optimised by finding those conditions which give a maximum amount of Streptococcus pneumoniae 16S ribosomal RNA as detected by probing Northerns with a suitably labelled sequence specific oligonucleotide probe. Typically a 5' dye labelled primer is used in each PCR primer pair in a PCR reaction which is terminated optimally between 8 and 25 cycles. The PCR products are separated on 6% polyacrylamide gels with detection and quantification using GeneScanner (manufactured by ABI). Each of these techniques may have advantages or disadvantage depending on the particular application. The skilled artisan would choose the approach that is the most relevant with the particular end use in mind. Use of the of these technologies when applied to the ORFs of the present invention enables identification of bacterial proteins expressed during infection, inhibitors of which would have utility in anti-bacterial therapy. The invention relates to novel polypeptides and polynucleotides as described in greater detail below. In particular, the invention relates to polypeptides and polynucleotides of Streptococcus pneumoniae, which is related by amino acid sequence homology to known polypeptide as set forth in Table 1. The invention relates especially to compounds having the nucleotide and amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of the sequences set out in Table 1, and to the nucleotide sequences of the DNA in the deposited strain and amino acid sequences encoded thereby. Deposited materials The deposit has been made under the terms of the Budapest Treaty on the International Recognition of the Deposit of Micro-organisms for Purposes of Patent Procedure. The strain will be irrevocably and without restriction or condition released to the public upon the issuance of a patent. The deposit is provided merely as convenience to those of skill in the art and is not an admission that a deposit is required for enablement, such as that required under 35 U.S.C. §112. A deposit containing a Streptococcus pneumoniae bacterial strain has been deposited with the National Collections of Industrial and Marine Bacteria Ltd. (NCIMB), 23 St. Machar Drive, Aberdeen AB2 1RY, Scotland on 11 April 1996 and assigned NCDVIB Deposit No. 40794. The Streptococcus pneumoniae bacterial strain deposit is referred to herein as "the deposited bacterial strain" or as "the DNA of the deposited bacterial strain." The deposited material is a bacterial strain that contains the full length FabH DNA, referred to as "NC B 40794" upon deposit. The sequence of the polynucleotides contained in the deposited material, as well as the amino acid sequence of the polypeptide encoded thereby, are controlling in the event of any conflict with any description of sequences herein. A license may be required to make, use or sell the deposited materials, and no such license is hereby granted. The deposited strain contains the full length genes comprising the polynucleotides set forth in Table 1. The sequence of the polynucleotides contained in the deposited strain, as well as the amino acid sequence of the polypeptide encoded thereby, are controlling in the event of any conflict with any description of sequences herein. Polypeptides The polypeptides of the invention include the polypeptides set forth in Table 1 (in particular the mature polypeptide) as well as polypeptides and fragments, particularly those which have the biological activity of a polypeptide of the invention, and also those which have at least 50%, 60% or 70% identity to a polypeptide sequence selected from the group consisting of the sequences set out in Table 1 or the relevant portion, preferably at least 80% identity to a polypeptide sequence selected from the group consisting of the sequences set out in Table 1, and more preferably at least 90% similarity (more preferably at least 90% identity) to a polypeptide sequence selected from the group consisting of the sequences set out in Table 1, and still more preferably at least 95% similarity (still more preferably at least 95% identity) to a polypeptide sequence selected from the group consisting of the sequences set out in Table 1 , and also include portions of such polypeptides with such portion of the polypeptide generally containing at least 30 amino acids and more preferably at least 50 amino acids. The invention also includes polypeptides of the formula: X-(R 1 ) m -(R 2 )-(R 3 )n-Y wherein, at the amino terminus, X is hydrogen, and at the carboxyl terminus, Y is hydrogen or a metal, Ri and R3 are any amino acid residue, n is an integer between 1 and 2000, m is an integer between 1 and 2000, and R 2 is an amino acid sequence of the invention, particularly an amino acid sequence selected from the group set forth in Table 1. In the formula above R 2 is oriented so that its amino terminal residue is at the left, bound to R ] and its carboxy terminal residue is at the right, bound to R3. Any stretch of amino acid residues denoted by either R group, where R is greater than 1, may be either a heteropolymer or a homopolymer, preferably a heteropolymer. In preferred embodiments n is an integer between 1 and 1000 or 2000. A fragment is a variant polypeptide having an amino acid sequence that entirely is the same as part but not all of the amino acid sequence of the aforementioned polypeptides. As with polypeptides, fragments may be "free-standing," or comprised within a larger polypeptide of which they form a part or region, most preferably as a single continuous region, a single larger polypeptide. Preferred fragments include, for example, truncation polypeptides having a portion of the amino acid sequence of Table 1 , or of variants thereof, such as a continuous series of residues that includes the amino terminus, or a continuous series of residues that includes the carboxyl terminus. Degradation forms of the polypeptides of the invention in a host cell, particularly a Streptococcus pneumoniae, are also preferred. Further preferred are fragments characterized by structural or functional attributes such as fragments that comprise alpha-helix and alpha-helix forming regions, beta-sheet and beta-sheet-forming regions, turn and tu -foiming regions, coil and coil-forming regions, hydrophilic regions, hydrophobic regions, alpha amphipathic regions, beta amphipathic regions, flexible regions, surface-forming regions, substrate binding region, and high antigenic index regions. Also preferred are biologically active fragments which are those fragments that mediate activities of polypeptides of the invention, including those with a similar activity or an improved activity, or with a decreased undesirable activity. Also included are those fragments that are antigenic or immunogenic in an animal, especially in a human. Particularly preferred are fragments comprising receptors or domains of enzymes that confer a function essential for viability of Streptococcus pneumoniae or the ability to initiate, or maintain cause disease in an individual, particularly a human. Variants that are fragments of the polypeptides of the invention may be employed for producing the corresponding full-length polypeptide by peptide synthesis; therefore, these variants may be employed as intermediates for producing the full-length polypeptides of the invention. In addition to the standard single and triple letter representations for amino acids, the term "X" or "Xaa" is also used. "X" and "Xaa" mean that any of the twenty naturally occuring amino acids may appear at such a designated position in the polypeptide sequence. Polynucleotides The nucleotide sequences disclosed herein can be obtained by synthetic chemical techniques known in the art or can be obtained from 5. pneumoniae 0100993 by probing a DNA preparation with probes constructed from the particular sequences disclosed herein. Alternatively, oligonucleotides derived from a disclosed sequence can act as PCR primers in a process of PCR-based cloning of the sequence from a bacterial genomic source. It is recognised that such sequences will also have utility in diagnosis of the stage of infection and type of infection the pathogen has attained. To obtain the polynucleotide encoding the protein using the DNA sequence given herein typically a library of clones of chromosomal DNA of S. pneumoniae 0100993 in E. coli or some other suitable host is probed with a radiolabelled oligonucleotide, preferably a 17mer or longer, derived from the partial sequence. Clones carrying DNA identical to that of the probe can then be distinguished using high stringency washes. By sequencing the individual clones thus identified with sequencing primers designed from the original sequence it is then possible to extend the sequence in both directions to determine the full gene sequence. Conveniently such sequencing is performed using denatured double stranded DNA prepared from a plasmid clone. Suitable techniques are described by Maniatis, T., Fritsch, E.F. and Sambrook, J. in MOLECULAR CLONING, A Laboratory Manual, 2nd edition, 1989, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (see: Screening By Hybridization 1.90 and Sequencing Denatured Double-Stranded DNA Templates 13.70). Moerover, another aspect of the invention relates to isolated polynucleotides that encode the polypeptides of the invention having a deduced amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of the sequences in Table 1 and polynucleotides closely related thereto and variants thereof. Using the information provided herein, such as the polynucleotide sequences set out in Table 1 , a polynucleotide of the invention encoding polypeptide may be obtained using standard cloning and screening methods, such as those for cloning and sequencing chromosomal DNA fragments from bacteria using Streptococcus pneumoniae 0100993 cells as starting material, followed by obtaining a full length clone. For example, to obtain a polynucleotide sequence of the invention, such as a sequence set forth in Table 1, typically a library of clones of chromosomal DNA of Streptococcus pneumoniae 0100993 in E.coli or some other suitable host is probed with a radiolabeled oligonucleotide, preferably a 17-mer or longer, derived from a partial sequence. Clones carrying DNA identical to that of the probe can then be distinguished using stringent conditions. By sequencing the individual clones thus identified with sequencing primers designed from the original sequence it is then possible to extend the sequence in both directions to determine the full gene sequence. Conveniently, such sequencing is performed using denatured double stranded DNA prepared from a plasmid clone. Suitable techniques are described by Maniatis, T., Fritsch, E.F. and Sambrook et al., MOLECULAR CLONING, A LABORATORY MANUAL, 2nd Ed.; Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Cold Spring Harbor, New York (1989). (see in particular Screening By Hybridization 1.90 and Sequencing Denatured Double-Stranded DNA Templates 13.70). Illustrative of the invention, the polynucleotides set out in Table 1 were discovered in a DNA library derived from Streptococcus pneumoniae 0100993. The DNA sequences set out in Table 1 each contains at least one open reading frame encoding a protein having at least about the number of amino acid residues set forth in Table 1. The start and stop codons of each open reading frame (herein "ORF") DNA are the first three and the last three nuclotides of each polynucleotide set forth in Table 1. Certain polynucleotides and polypeptides of the invention are structurally related to known proteins as set forth in Table 1. These proteins exhibit greatest homology to the homologue listed in Table 1 from among the known proteins. The invention provides a polynucleotide sequence identical over its entire length to each coding sequence in Table 1. Also provided by the invention is the coding sequence for the mature polypeptide or a fragment thereof, by itself as well as the coding sequence for the mature polypeptide or a fragment in reading frame with other coding sequence, such as those encoding a leader or secretory sequence, a pre-, or pro- or prepro- protein sequence. The polynucleotide may also contain non-coding sequences, including for example, but not limited to non-coding 5' and 3' sequences, such as the transcribed, non-translated sequences, termination signals, ribosome binding sites, sequences that stabilize mRNA, introns, polyadenylation signals, and additional coding sequence which encode additional amino acids. For example, a marker sequence that facilitates purification of the fused polypeptide can be encoded. In certain embodiments of the invention, the marker sequence is a hexa-histidine peptide, as provided in the pQE vector (Qiagen, Inc.) and described in Gentz et al, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., USA 86: 821- 824 (1989), or an HA tag (Wilson et al, Cell 37: 767 (1984). Polynucleotides of the invention also include, but are not limited to, polynucleotides comprising a structural gene and its naturally associated sequences that control gene expression. The invention also includes polynucleotides of the formula: X-(R, ) m -(R 2 )-(R 3 ) n -Y wherein, at the 5' end of the molecule, X is hydrogen, and at the 3' end of the molecule, Y is hydrogen or a metal, Ri and R3 is any nucleic acid residue, n is an integer between 1 and 3000, m is an integer between 1 and 3000, and R 2 is a nucleic acid sequence of the invention, particularly a nucleic acid sequence selected from the group set forth in Table 1. In the polynucleotide formula above R is oriented so that its 5' end residue is at the left, bound to Ri and its 3' end residue is at the right, bound to R3. Any stretch of nucleic acid residues denoted by either R group, where R is greater than 1, may be either a heteropolymer or a homopolymer, preferably a heteropolymer. In a preferred embodiment n is an integer between 1 and 1000, or 2000 or 3000. The term "polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide" as used herein encompasses polynucleotides that include a sequence encoding a polypeptide of the invention, particularly a bacterial polypeptide and more particularly a polypeptide of the Streptococcus pneumoniae having an amino acid sequence set out in Table 1. The term also encompasses polynucleotides that include a single continuous region or discontinuous regions encoding the polypeptide (for example, interrupted by integrated phage or an insertion sequence or editing) together with additional regions, that also may contain coding and/or non-coding sequences. The invention further relates to variants of the polynucleotides described herein that encode for variants of the polypeptide having the deduced amino acid sequence of Table 1. Variants that are fragments of the polynucleotides of the invention may be used to synthesize full-length polynucleotides of the invention. Further particularly preferred embodiments are polynucleotides encoding polypeptide variants, that have the amino acid sequence of a polypeptide of Table 1 in which several, a few, 5 to 10, 1 to 5, 1 to 3, 2, 1 or no amino acid residues are substituted, deleted or added, in any combination. Especially preferred among these are silent substitutions, additions and deletions, that do not alter the properties and activities of such polynucleotide. Further preferred embodiments of the invention are polynucleotides that are at least 50%, 60% or 70% identical over their entire length to a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide having the amino acid sequence set out in Table 1, and polynucleotides that are complementary to such polynucleotides. Alternatively, most highly preferred are polynucleotides that comprise a region that is at least 80% identical over its entire length to a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide of the deposited strain and polynucleotides complementary thereto. In this regard, polynucleotides at least 90% identical over their entire length to the same are particularly preferred, and among these particularly preferred polynucleotides, those with at least 95% are especially preferred. Furthermore, those with at least 97% are highly preferred among those with at least 95%, and among these those with at least 98% and at least 99% are particularly highly preferred, with at least 99% being the more preferred. A preferred embodiment is an isolated polynucleotide comprising a polynucleotide sequence selected from the group consisting of: a polynucleotide having at least a 50% identity to a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide comprising the amino acid sequence of Table 1 and obtained from a prokaryotic species other than S. pneumoniae; and a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide comprising an amino acid sequence which is at least 50% identical to the amino acid sequence of Table 1 and obtained from a prokaryotic species other than S. pneumoniae. Preferred embodiments are polynucleotides that encode polypeptides that retain substantially the same biological function or activity as the mature polypeptide encoded by the DNA of Table 1. The invention further relates to polynucleotides that hybridize to the herein above- described sequences. In this regard, the invention especially relates to polynucleotides that hybridize under stringent conditions to the herein above-described polynucleotides. As herein used, the terms "stringent conditions" and "stringent hybridization conditions" mean hybridization will occur only if there is at least 95% and preferably at least 97% identity between the sequences. An example of stringent hybridization conditions is overnight incubation at 42°C in a solution comprising: 50% formamide, 5x SSC (150mM NaCl, 15mM trisodium citrate), 50 mM sodium phosphate (pH7.6), 5x Denhardt's solution, 10% dextran sulfate, and 20 micrograms/ml denatured, sheared salmon sperm DNA, followed by washing the hybridization support in O.lx SSC at about 65°C. Hybridization and wash conditions are well known and exemplified in Sambrook, et al., Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, Second Edition, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y., (1989), particularly Chapter 11 therein. The invention also provides a polynucleotide consisting essentially of a polynucleotide sequence obtainable by screening an appropriate library containing the complete gene for a polynucleotide sequence set forth in Table 1 under stringent hybridization conditions with a probe having the sequence of said polynucleotide sequence or a fragment thereof; and isolating said DNA sequence. Fragments useful for obtaining such a polynucleotide include, for example, probes and primers described elsewhere herein. As discussed additionally herein regarding polynucleotide assays of the invention, for instance, polynucleotides of the invention as discussed above, may be used as a hybridization probe for RNA, cDNA and genomic DNA to isolate full-length cDNAs and genomic clones encoding a polypeptide and to isolate cDNA and genomic clones of other genes that have a high sequence similarity to a polynucleotide set forth in Table 1. Such probes generally will comprise at least 15 bases. Preferably, such probes will have at least 30 bases and may have at least 50 bases. Particularly preferred probes will have at least 30 bases and will have 50 bases or less. For example, the coding region of each gene that comprises or is comprised by a polynucleotide set forth in Table 1 may be isolated by screening using a DNA sequence provided in Table 1 to synthesize an oligonucleotide probe. A labeled oligonucleotide having a sequence complementary to that of a gene of the invention is then used to screen a library of cDNA, genomic DNA or mRNA to determine which members of the library the probe hybridizes to. The polynucleotides and polypeptides of the invention may be employed, for example, as research reagents and materials for discovery of treatments of and diagnostics for disease, particularly human disease, as further discussed herein relating to polynucleotide assays. Polynucleotides of the invention that are oligonucleotides derived from the a polynucleotide or polypeptide sequence set forth in Table 1 may be used in the processes herein as described, but preferably for PCR, to determine whether or not the polynucleotides identified herein in whole or in part are transcribed in bacteria in infected tissue. It is recognized that such sequences will also have utility in diagnosis of the stage of infection and type of infection the pathogen has attained. The invention also provides polynucleotides that may encode a polypeptide that is the mature protein plus additional amino or carboxyl-terminal amino acids, or amino acids interior to the mature polypeptide (when the mature form has more than one polypeptide chain, for instance). Such sequences may play a role in processing of a protein from precursor to a mature form, may allow protein transport, may lengthen or shorten protein half-life or may facilitate manipulation of a protein for assay or production, among other things. As generally is the case in vivo, the additional amino acids may be processed away from the mature protein by cellular enzymes. A precursor protein, having the mature form of the polypeptide fused to one or more prosequences may be an inactive form of the polypeptide. When prosequences are removed such inactive precursors generally are activated. Some or all of the prosequences may be removed before activation. Generally, such precursors are called proproteins. In addition to the standard A, G, C, T/U representations for nucleic acid bases, the term "N" is also used. "N" means that any of the four DNA or RNA bases may appear at such a designated position in the DNA or RNA sequence, except it is preferred that N is not a base that when taken in combination with adjacent nucleotide positions, when read in the correct reading frame, would have the effect of generating a premature termination codon in such reading frame. In sum, a polynucleotide of the invention may encode a mature protein, a mature protein plus a leader sequence (which may be referred to as a preprotein), a precursor of a mature protein having one or more prosequences that are not the leader sequences of a preprotein, or a preproprotein, which is a precursor to a proprotein, having a leader sequence and one or more prosequences, which generally are removed during processing steps that produce active and mature forms of the polypeptide. Vectors, host cells, expression The invention also relates to vectors that comprise a polynucleotide or polynucleotides of the invention, host cells that are genetically engineered with vectors of the invention and the production of polypeptides of the invention by recombinant techniques. Cell-free translation systems can also be employed to produce such proteins using RNAs derived from the DNA constructs of the invention. For recombinant production, host cells can be genetically engineered to incorporate expression systems or portions thereof or polynucleotides of the invention. Introduction of a polynucleotide into the host cell can be effected by methods described in many standard laboratory manuals, such as Davis et al., BASIC METHODS IN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, (1986) and Sambrook et al., MOLECULAR CLONING: A LABORATORY MANUAL, 2nd Ed., Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. (1989), such as, calcium phosphate transfection, DEAE-dextran mediated transfection, transvection, microinjection, cationic lipid-mediated transfection, electroporation, transduction, scrape loading, ballistic introduction and infection. Representative examples of appropriate hosts include bacterial cells, such as streptococci, staphylococci, enterococci E. coli, streptomyces and Bacillus subtilis cells; fungal cells, such as yeast cells and Aspergillus cells; insect cells such as Drosophila S2 and Spodoptera Sf9 cells; animal cells such as CHO, COS, HeLa, C127, 3T3, BHK, 293 and Bowes melanoma cells; and plant cells. A great variety of expression systems can be used to produce the polypeptides of the invention. Such vectors include, among others, chromosomal, episomal and virus-derived vectors, e.g., vectors derived from bacterial plasmids, from bacteriophage, from transposons, from yeast episomes, from insertion elements, from yeast chromosomal elements, from viruses such as baculoviruses, papova viruses, such as SV40, vaccinia viruses, adenoviruses, fowl pox viruses, pseudorabies viruses and retroviruses, and vectors derived from combinations thereof, such as those derived from plasmid and bacteriophage genetic elements, such as cosmids and phagemids. The expression system constructs may contain control regions that regulate as well as engender expression. Generally, any system or vector suitable to maintain, propagate or express polynucleotides and/or to express a polypeptide in a host may be used for expression in this regard. The appropriate DNA sequence may be inserted into the expression system by any of a variety of well-known and routine techniques, such as, for example, those set forth in Sambrook et al, MOLECULAR CLONING, A LABORATORY MANUAL, (supra). For secretion of the translated protein into the lumen of the endoplasmic reticulum, into the periplasmic space or into the extracellular environment, appropriate secretion signals may be incorporated into the expressed polypeptide. These signals may be endogenous to the polypeptide or they may be heterologous signals. Polypeptides of the invention can be recovered and purified from recombinant cell cultures by well-known methods including ammonium sulfate or ethanol precipitation, acid extraction, anion or cation exchange chromatography, phosphocellulose chromatography, hydrophobic interaction chromatography, affinity chromatography, hydroxylapatite chromatography, and lectin chromatography. Most preferably, high performance liquid chromatography is employed for purification. Well known techniques for refolding protein may be employed to regenerate active conformation when the polypeptide is denatured during isolation and or purification. Diagnostic Assays This invention is also related to the use of the polynucleotides of the invention for use as diagnostic reagents. Detection of such polynucleotides in a eukaryote, particularly a mammal, and especially a human, will provide a diagnostic method for diagnosis of a disease. Eukaryotes (herein also "individual(s)"), particularly mammals, and especially humans, infected with an organism comprising a gene of the invention may be detected at the nucleic acid level by a variety of techniques. Nucleic acids for diagnosis may be obtained from an infected individual's cells and tissues, such as bone, blood, muscle, cartilage, and skin. Genomic DNA may be used directly for detection or may be amplified enzymatically by using PCR or other amplification technique prior to analysis. RNA or cDNA may also be used in the same ways. Using amplification, characterization of the species and strain of prokaryote present in an individual, may be made by an analysis of the genotype of the prokaryote gene. Deletions and insertions can be detected by a change in size of the amplified product in comparison to the genotype of a reference sequence. Point mutations can be identified by hybridizing amplified DNA to labeled polynucleotide sequences of the invention. Perfectly matched sequences can be distinguished from mismatched duplexes by RNase digestion or by differences in melting temperatures. DNA sequence differences may also be detected by alterations in the electrophoretic mobility of the DNA fragments in gels, with or without denaturing agents, or by direct DNA sequencing. See, e.g., Myers et al., Science, 230: 1242 (1985). Sequence changes at specific locations also may be revealed by nuclease protection assays, such as RNase and S 1 protection or a chemical cleavage method. See, e.g., Cotton et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci, USA, 85: 4397-4401 (1985). Cells carrying mutations or polymorphisms in the gene of the invention may also be detected at the DNA level by a variety of techniques, to allow for serotyping, for example. For example, RT-PCR can be used to detect mutations. It is particularly preferred to used RT-PCR in conjunction with automated detection systems, such as, for example, GeneScan. RNA or cDNA may also be used for the same purpose, PCR or RT-PCR. As an example, PCR primers complementary to a nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide of the invention can be used to identify and analyze mutations. These primers may be used for, among other things, amplifying a DNA of the invention isolated from a sample derived from an individual. The primers may be used to amplify the gene isolated from an infected individual such that the gene may then be subject to various techniques for elucidation of the DNA sequence. In this way, mutations in the DNA sequence may be detected and used to diagnose infection and to serotype and/or classify the infectious agent. The invention further provides a process for diagnosing disease, preferably bacterial infections, more preferably infections by Streptococcus pneumoniae, and most preferably disease, comprising determining from a sample derived from an individual a increased level of expression of polynucleotide having the sequence of Table 1. Increased or decreased expression of a polynucleotide of the invention can be measured using any on of the methods well known in the art for the quantitation of polynucleotides, such as, for example, amplification, PCR, RT-PCR, RNase protection, Northern blotting and other hybridization methods. In addition, a diagnostic assay in accordance with the invention for detecting over- expression of a polypeptide of the invention compared to normal control tissue samples may be used to detect the presence of an infection, for example. Assay techniques that can be used to determine levels of a protein, in a sample derived from a host are well-known to those of skill in the art. Such assay methods include radioimmunoassays, competitive-binding assays, Western Blot analysis and ELISA assays. Antibodies The polypeptides of the invention or variants thereof, or cells expressing them can be used as an immunogen to produce antibodies immunospecific for such polypeptides. "Antibodies" as used herein includes monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies, chimeric, single chain, simianized antibodies and humanized antibodies, as well as Fab fragments, including the products of an Fab immunolglobulin expression library. Antibodies generated against the polypeptides of the invention can be obtained by administering the polypeptides or epitope-bearing fragments, analogues or cells to an animal, preferably a nonhuman, using routine protocols. For preparation of monoclonal antibodies, any technique known in the art that provides antibodies produced by continuous cell line cultures can be used. Examples include various techniques, such as those in Kohler, G. and Milstein, C, Nature 256: 495-497 (1975); Kozbor et al, Immunology Today 4: 72 (1983); Cole et al., pg. 77- 96 in MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES AND CANCER THERAPY, Alan R. Liss, Inc. (1985). Techniques for the production of single chain antibodies (U.S. Patent No. 4,946,778) can be adapted to produce single chain antibodies to polypeptides of this invention. Also, transgenic mice, or other organisms such as other mammals, may be used to express humanized antibodies. Alternatively phage display technology may be utilized to select antibody genes with binding activities towards the polypeptide either from repertoires of PCR amplified v- genes of lymphocytes from humans screened for possessing recognition of a polypeptide of the invention or from naive libraries (McCafferty, J. et al., (1990), Nature 348, 552-554; Marks, J. et al., (1992) Biotechnology 10, 779-783). The affinity of these antibodies can also be improved by chain shuffling (Clackson, T. et al., (1991) Nature 352, 624-628). If two antigen binding domains are present each domain may be directed against a different epitope - termed 'bispecific' antibodies. The above-described antibodies may be employed to isolate or to identify clones expressing the polypeptides to purify the polypeptides by affinity chromatography. Thus, among others, antibodies against a polypeptide of the invention may be employed to treat disease. Polypeptide variants include antigenically, epitopically or immunologically equivalent variants that form a particular aspect of this invention. The term "antigenically equivalent derivative" as used herein encompasses a polypeptide or its equivalent which will be specifically recognized by certain antibodies which, when raised to the protein or polypeptide according to the invention, interfere with the immediate physical interaction between pathogen and mammalian host. The term "immunologically equivalent derivative" as used herein encompasses a peptide or its equivalent which when used in a suitable formulation to raise antibodies in a vertebrate, the antibodies act to interfere with the immediate physical interaction between pathogen and mammalian host. The polypeptide, such as an antigenically or immunologically equivalent derivative or a fusion protein thereof is used as an antigen to immunize a mouse or other animal such as a rat or chicken. The fusion protein may provide stability to the polypeptide. The antigen may be associated, for example by conjugation, with an immunogenic carrier protein for example bovine serum albumin (BSA) or keyhole limpet haemocyanin (KLH). Alternatively a multiple antigenic peptide comprising multiple copies of the protein or polypeptide, or an antigenically or immunologically equivalent polypeptide thereof may be sufficiently antigenic to improve immunogenicity so as to obviate the use of a carrier. Preferably, the antibody or variant thereof is modified to make it less immunogenic in the individual. For example, if the individual is human the antibody may most preferably be "humanized"; where the complimentarity determining region(s) of the hybridoma-derived antibody has been transplanted into a human monoclonal antibody , for example as described in Jones, P. et al. (1986), Nature 321, 522-525 or Tempest et al.,(1991) Biotechnology 9, 266-273. The use of a polynucleotide of the invention in genetic immunization will preferably employ a suitable delivery method such as direct injection of plasmid DNA into muscles (Wolff et al., Hum Mol Genet 1992, 1 :363, Manthorpe et al, Hum. Gene Ther. 1963:4, 419), delivery of DNA complexed with specific protein carriers (Wu et al, J Biol Chem. 1989: 264,16985), coprecipitation of DNA with calcium phosphate (Benvenisty & Reshef, PNAS, 1986:83,9551), encapsulation of DNA in various forms of hposomes (Kaneda et al., Science 1989:243,375), particle bombardment (Tang et al., Nature 1992, 356: 152, Eisenbraun et al., DNA Cell Biol 1993, 12:791) and in vivo infection using cloned retroviral vectors (Seeger et al., PNAS 1984:81 ,5849). Antagonists and agonists - assays and molecules Polypeptides of the invention may also be used to assess the binding of small molecule substrates and ligands in, for example, cells, cell-free preparations, chemical libraries, and natural product mixtures. These substrates and ligands may be natural substrates and ligands or may be structural or functional mimetics. See, e.g., Coligan et al., Current Protocols in Immunology 1(2): Chapter 5 (1991). The invention also provides a method of screening compounds to identify those which enhance (agonist) or block (antagonist) the action of a polypeptides or polynucleotides of the invention, particularly those compounds that are bacteriostatic and/or bacteriocidal. The method of screening may involve high-throughput techniques. For example, to screen for agonists or antagoists, a synthetic reaction mix, a cellular compartment, such as a membrane, cell envelope or cell wall, or a preparation of any thereof, comprising a polypeptide of the invention and a labeled substrate or ligand of such polypeptide is incubated in the absence or the presence of a candidate molecule that may be an agonist or antagonist of a polypeptide of the invention. The ability of the candidate molecule to agonize or antagonize a polypeptide of the invention is reflected in decreased binding of the labeled ligand or decreased production of product from such substrate. Molecules that bind gratuitously, i.e., without inducing the effects of a polypeptide of the invention are most likely to be good antagonists. Molecules that bind well and increase the rate of product production from substrate are agonists. Detection of the rate or level of production of product from substrate may be enhanced by using a reporter system. Reporter systems that may be useful in this regard include but are not limited to colorimetric labeled substrate converted into product, a reporter gene that is responsive to changes in polynucleotide or polypeptide activity, and binding assays known in the art. Another example of an assay for antagonists of polypeptides of the invention is a competitive assay that combines any such polypeptide and a potential antagonist with a compound which binds such polypeptide, natural substrates or ligands, or substrate or ligand mimetics, under appropriate conditions for a competitive inhibition assay. A polypeptide of the invention can be labeled, such as by radioactivity or a colorimetric compound, such that the number of such polypeptide molecules bound to a binding molecule or converted to product can be determined accurately to assess the effectiveness of the potential antagonist. Potential antagonists include small organic molecules, peptides, polypeptides and antibodies that bind to a polynucleotide or polypeptide of the invention and thereby inhibit or extinguish its activity. Potential antagonists also may be small organic molecules, a peptide, a polypeptide such as a closely related protein or antibody that binds the same sites on a binding molecule, such as a binding molecule, without inducing activities induced by a polypeptide of the invention, thereby preventing the action of such polypeptide by excluding it from binding. Potential antagonists include a small molecule that binds to and occupies the binding site of the polypeptide thereby preventing binding to cellular binding molecules, such that normal biological activity is prevented. Examples of small molecules include but are not limited to small organic molecules, peptides or peptide-like molecules. Other potential antagonists include antisense molecules (see Okano, J. Neurochem. 56: 560 (1991); OLIGODEOXYNUCLEOTIDES AS ANTISENSE INHIBITORS OF GENE EXPRESSION, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL (1988), for a description of these molecules). Preferred potential antagonists include compounds related to and variants of a polypeptide of the invention. Each of the DNA sequences provided herein may be used in the discovery and development of antibacterial compounds. The encoded protein, upon expression, can be used as a target for the screening of antibacterial drugs. Additionally, the DNA sequences encoding the amino terminal regions of the encoded protein or Shine-Delgarno or other translation facilitating sequences of the respective mRNA can be used to construct antisense sequences to control the expression of the coding sequence of interest. The invention also provides the use of the polypeptide, polynucleotide or inhibitor of the invention to interfere with the initial physical interaction between a pathogen and mammalian host responsible for sequelae of infection. In particular the molecules of the invention may be used: in the prevention of adhesion of bacteria, in particular gram positive bacteria, to mammalian extracellular matrix proteins on in-dwelling devices or to extracellular matrix proteins in wounds; to block protein-mediated mammalian cell invasion by, for example, initiating phosphorylation of mammalian tyrosine kinases (Rosenshine et al., Infect. Immun. 60:221 1 (1992); to block bacterial adhesion between mammalian extracellular matrix proteins and bacterial proteins that mediate tissue damage and; to block the normal progression of pathogenesis in infections initiated other than by the implantation of in-dwelling devices or by other surgical techniques. The antagonists and agonists of the invention may be employed, for instance, to inhibit and treat disease. Helicobacter pylori (herein H. pylori) bacteria infect the stomachs of over one-third of the world's population causing stomach cancer, ulcers, and gastritis (International Agency for Research on Cancer (1994) Schistosomes, Liver Flukes and Helicobacter Pylori (International Agency for Research on Cancer, Lyon, France; http://www.uicc.ch/ecp/ecp2904.htm). Moreover, the international Agency for Research on Cancer recently recognized a cause-and-effect relationship between H. pylori and gastric adenocarcinoma, classifying the bacterium as a Group I (definite) carcinogen. Preferred antimicrobial compounds of the invention found using screens provided by the invention, particularly broad- spectrum antibiotics, should be useful in the treatment of H. pylori infection. Such treatment should decrease the advent of / , y oπ ' -induced cancers, such as gastrointestinal carcinoma. Such treatment should also cure gastric ulcers and gastritis. Vaccines Another aspect of the invention relates to a method for inducing an immunological response in an individual, particularly a mammal which comprises inoculating the individual with a polypeptide of the invention, or a fragment or variant thereof, adequate to produce antibody and/ or T cell immune response to protect said individual from infection, particularly bacterial infection and most particularly Streptococcus pneumoniae infection. Also provided are methods whereby such immunological response slows bacterial replication. Yet another aspect of the invention relates to a method of inducing immunological response in an individual which comprises delivering to such individual a nucleic acid vector to direct expression of a polynucleotide or polypeptide of the invention, or a fragment or a variant thereof, for expressing such polynucleotide or polypeptide, or a fragment or a variant thereof in vivo in order to induce an immunological response, such as, to produce antibody and/ or T cell immune response, including, for example, cytokine- producing T cells or cytotoxic T cells, to protect said individual from disease, whether that disease is already established within the individual or not. One way of administering the gene is by accelerating it into the desired cells as a coating on particles or otherwise. Such nucleic acid vector may comprise DNA, RNA, a modified nucleic acid, or a DNA/RNA hybrid. A further aspect of the invention relates to an immunological composition which, when introduced into an individual capable or having induced within it an immunological response, induces an immunological response in such individual to a polynucleotide of the invention or protein coded therefrom, wherein the composition comprises a recombinant polynucleotide or protein coded therefrom comprising DNA which codes for and expresses an antigen of said polynucleotide or protein coded therefrom. The immunological response may be used therapeutically or prophylactically and may take the form of antibody immunity or cellular immunity such as that arising from CTL or CD4+ T cells. A polypeptide of the invention or a fragment thereof may be fused with co-protein which may not by itself produce antibodies, but is capable of stabilizing the first protein and producing a fused protein which will have immunogenic and protective properties. Thus fused recombinant protein, preferably further comprises an antigenic co-protein, such as lipoprotein D from Hemophilus influenzae, Glutathione-S-transferase (GST) or beta- galactosidase, relatively large co-proteins which solubilize the protein and facilitate production and purification thereof. Moreover, the co-protein may act as an adjuvant in the sense of providing a generalized stimulation of the immune system. The co-protein may be attached to either the amino or carboxy terminus of the first protein. Provided by this invention are compositions, particularly vaccine compositions, and methods comprising the polypeptides or polynucleotides of the invention and immunostimulatory DNA sequences, such as those described in Sato, Y. et al. Science 273: 352 (1996). Also, provided by this invention are methods using the described polynucleotide or particular fragments thereof which have been shown to encode non-variable regions of bacterial cell surface proteins in DNA constructs used in such genetic immunization experiments in animal models of infection with Streptococcus pneumoniae will be particularly useful for identifying protein epitopes able to provoke a prophylactic or therapeutic immune response. It is believed that this approach will allow for the subsequent preparation of monoclonal antibodies of particular value from the requisite organ of the animal successfully resisting or clearing infection for the development of prophylactic agents or therapeutic treatments of bacterial infection, particularly Streptococcus pneumoniae infection, in mammals, particularly humans. The polypeptide may be used as an antigen for vaccination of a host to produce specific antibodies which protect against invasion of bacteria, for example by blocking adherence of bacteria to damaged tissue. Examples of tissue damage include wounds in skin or connective tissue caused, e.g., by mechanical, chemical or thermal damage or by implantation of indwelling devices, or wounds in the mucous membranes, such as the mouth, mammary glands, urethra or vagina. The invention also includes a vaccine formulation which comprises an immunogenic recombinant protein of the invention together with a suitable carrier. Since the protein may be broken down in the stomach, it is preferably administered parenterally, including, for example, administration that is subcutaneous, intramuscular, intravenous, or intradermal. Formulations suitable for parenteral administration include aqueous and non- aqueous sterile injection solutions which may contain anti-oxidants, buffers, bacteriostats and solutes which render the formulation isotonic with the bodily fluid, preferably the blood, of the individual; and aqueous and non-aqueous sterile suspensions which may include suspending agents or thickening agents. The formulations may be presented in unit-dose or multi-dose containers, for example, sealed ampules and vials and may be stored in a freeze-dried condition requiring only the addition of the sterile liquid carrier immediately prior to use. The vaccine formulation may also include adjuvant systems for enhancing the immunogenicity of the formulation, such as oil-in water systems and other systems known in the art. The dosage will depend on the specific activity of the vaccine and can be readily determined by routine experimentation. While the invention has been described with reference to certain protein, such as, for example, those set forth in Table 1, it is to be understood that this covers fragments of the naturally occurring protein and similar proteins with additions, deletions or substitutions which do not substantially affect the immunogenic properties of the recombinant protein. Compositions, kits and administration The invention also relates to compositions comprising the polynucleotide or the polypeptides discussed above or their agonists or antagonists. The polypeptides of the invention may be employed in combination with a non-sterile or sterile carrier or carriers for use with cells, tissues or organisms, such as a pharmaceutical carrier suitable for administration to a subject. Such compositions comprise, for instance, a media additive or a therapeutically effective amount of a polypeptide of the invention and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier or excipient. Such carriers may include, but are not limited to, saline, buffered saline, dextrose, water, glycerol, ethanol and combinations thereof. The formulation should suit the mode of administration. The invention further relates to diagnostic and pharmaceutical packs and kits comprising one or more containers filled with one or more of the ingredients of the aforementioned compositions of the invention. Polypeptides and other compounds of the invention may be employed alone or in conjunction with other compounds, such as therapeutic compounds. The pharmaceutical compositions may be administered in any effective, convenient manner including, for instance, administration by topical, oral, anal, vaginal, intravenous, intraperitoneal, intramuscular, subcutaneous, intranasal or intradermal routes among others. In therapy or as a prophylactic, the active agent may be administered to an individual as an injectable composition, for example as a sterile aqueous dispersion, preferably isotonic. Alternatively the composition may be formulated for topical application for example in the form of ointments, creams, lotions, eye ointments, eye drops, ear drops, mouthwash, impregnated dressings and sutures and aerosols, and may contain appropriate conventional additives, including, for example, preservatives, solvents to assist drug penetration, and emollients in ointments and creams. Such topical formulations may also contain compatible conventional carriers, for example cream or ointment bases, and ethanol or oleyl alcohol for lotions. Such carriers may constitute from about 1% to about 98% by weight of the formulation; more usually they will constitute up to about 80% by weight of the formulation. For administration to mammals, and particularly humans, it is expected that the daily dosage level of the active agent will be from 0.01 mg/kg to 10 mg/kg, typically around 1 mg/kg. The physician in any event will determine the actual dosage which will be most suitable for an individual and will vary with the age, weight and response of the particular individual. The above dosages are exemplary of the average case. There can, of course, be individual instances where higher or lower dosage ranges are merited, and such are within the scope of this invention. In-dwelling devices include surgical implants, prosthetic devices and catheters, i.e., devices that are introduced to the body of an individual and remain in position for an extended time. Such devices include, for example, artificial joints, heart valves, pacemakers, vascular grafts, vascular catheters, cerebrospinal fluid shunts, urinary catheters, continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) catheters. The composition of the invention may be administered by injection to achieve a systemic effect against relevant bacteria shortly before insertion of an in-dwelling device. Treatment may be continued after surgery during the in-body time of the device. In addition, the composition could also be used to broaden perioperative cover for any surgical technique to prevent bacterial wound infections, especially Streptococcus pneumoniae wound infections. Many orthopedic surgeons consider that humans with prosthetic joints should be considered for antibiotic prophylaxis before dental treatment that could produce a bacteremia. Late deep infection is a serious complication sometimes leading to loss of the prosthetic joint and is accompanied by significant morbidity and mortality. It may therefore be possible to extend the use of the active agent as a replacement for prophylactic antibiotics in this situation. In addition to the therapy described above, the compositions of this invention may be used generally as a wound treatment agent to prevent adhesion of bacteria to matrix proteins exposed in wound tissue and for prophylactic use in dental treatment as an alternative to, or in conjunction with, antibiotic prophylaxis. Alternatively, the composition of the invention may be used to bathe an indwelling device immediately before insertion. The active agent will preferably be present at a concentration of lμg/ml to lOmg/ml for bathing of wounds or indwelling devices. A vaccine composition is conveniently in injectable form. Conventional adjuvants may be employed to enhance the immune response. A suitable unit dose for vaccination is 0.5-5 microgram/kg of antigen, and such dose is preferably administered 1-3 times and with an interval of 1-3 weeks. With the indicated dose range, no adverse toxicological effects will be observed with the compounds of the invention which would preclude their administration to suitable individuals. Each reference disclosed herein is incorporated by reference herein in its entirety. Any patent application to which this application claims priority is also incorporated by reference herein in its entirety. TABLES Certain pertinent data for preferred polypeptide and polynucleotide embodiments of the invention are summarized in Tables 1 and 2. Provided in Table 1 are sequence search results providing characterization information regarding certain preferred polynucleotides (denoted as "Assembly") and polypeptides of the invention encoded thereby. For each polynucleotide in Table 1, there is listed the closest homologue of each polypeptide encoded by each ORF in such polynucleotide. This determination of homology is based on a comparison of the sequences of in Table 1 with sequences available in the public domain (see heading entitled "Description" for the homologue name). Where no significant homologue was detected the term "unknown" appears after the heading "Description". Preferred polypeptides encoded by the ORFs of the invention, particularly full length proteins either obtained using such ORFs or encoded entirely by such ORFs, are ones that have a biological function of the homologue listed, among other functions. The analysis used to determine each homologue listed in Table 1 was either BlastP and/or BlastX and or MPSearch, each of which is well known. Also provided in Table 1 is the amino acid sequence encoded by each ORF. An "Assembly ID" number provides a convenient way to correlate the polynucleotide sequence with the ORF or ORFs it comprises and the polypeptides encoded by these ORFs, as well as to correlate such sequences with other pertinent information provided in Tables 1 and 2. Following the heading "ORF Predictions" the nucleotides at the beginning and end of the ORF sequence are set forth ("Start" and "End" respectively). The direction of translation on the polynucleotide depicted is denoted by an "F" for forward or an "R" for reverse (reverse being translated on the opposite strand from the one depicted). The length of each amino acid sequence is also indicated in a column entitled "Length." Below these data is shown the amino acid sequence encoded by the ORF. If a given polynucleotide comprises one ORF, then in the column entitled "ORF #" there is the numeral one. If it encodes two, there are the numerals one and two in the column, and so on. TABLE 1 Assembly ID: 3047950 Assembly Length: 587bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3047950 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3047950 CTCAGTTCTTGCCATCCTTCTTCCTCGCTTTTTTGATGAAACTGCCCTTCATATCTACAC GCTTGTCCAGATAGCGATAAACGCGCTGATATCCATCTCCCATGAAATAGGTTGGGGCAA ACAGTTGATTTTTAAAATGTCCCTTTTCATCCAGGAATTCTGGGGCAACAAGTCGCTCAA GAATCTTGGCAAAGATGTGGCAAATACCGTCTTCCTCAACAATCCTATCTACCCGACAAT CTAAAACAAGTGGACAGGCGTCTAAAATAGAAATCTGAGTTCGTTCAGAAATTTCATAAT GCACTCCCAAACGTTCCAATTTCTCCTGATGACTGATAAAACCAGCCTGCTCCATCGCAA GCATAGAAGTTTCATCAGAAATATTCACAGTAAATTTTTGATACTGTTTGATCTGCTCTG CGGCATTCTCTCTCGCAACGACTCCAATCACAACCCAATCTCCTAGACTATAAGAAGAAC TACAGGTCGTGATGTTATAGCCAAAATTCTAATCTTGATATCCTAAAATAAAAACAGGAA AACCATAATATAGTTTACTTGTGTTAAAAGATTGCTTCATAACAACC ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 2 451 R 150 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3047950-6 ORF translation from 2-451, direction R VIGWARENAAEQIKQYQKFTVNISDETSMLAMEQAGFISHQEKLERLGVHYEISERTQI SILDACPLVLDCRVDRIVEEDGICHIFAKILERLVAPEFLDEKGHFKNQLFAPTYFMGDG YQRVYRYLDKRVDMKGSFIKKARKKDGKN* Blastp and/or PSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3049152 Assembly Length: 468bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3049152 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3049152 CTTCCTAGTTTGCTCTTTGATTTTCATTGACTATAAATGGTTTTAATTCTTTTTTTCAAA TCTGGCACTACTTCTGCCTCAAACCAAGGATTTTTGGCCATCCAGATTTGATTTCGTGGT GATGGGTGAACTAGCGGAAAATAGGCTGGCAGATAGTCTTTATAGTGTTTCACCCTCTCC GTTACCTTCCCACTGATTTTCTCCTGTAAATAGTAGGCTTGGGCATATTGCCCAATCAAG AGGGTTAACTGAATATCAGGCAATTCCTGTAAGAGCTGCGGATGCCATTTTTCTGCAAAA CCTGTACGAGGCGGAAGATCACCCGACTTGCCATGTCCTGGAAAGTTAGAAATCCATAGG CAAAACAGCAAAATAACCTGAATTGTAAAAGGTATCTTCATCCACACCTAGCCAGTCCCC GCAAGCGGTCACCACTTTTATCTTTCCAGTAAGCCTGCTTCCTTGATT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 24 407 R 12 8 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3049152-6 ORF translation from 24-407, direction R VWMKIPFTIQVILLFCLWISNFPGHGKSGDLPPRTGFAEKWHPQLLQELPDIQLTLLIGQ YAQAYYLQEKISGKVTERVKHYKDYLPAYFPLVHPSPRNQI MAKNP FEAEWPDLKKR IKTIYSQ* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3174820 Assembly Length: 1086bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3174820 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3174820 CTACCTTGCTAGATGTGATAGACCGTGGGAATGTCTCTATCATTTCAGAAGGAGATGCAG TTGGTTTGAGGCTAGTAAAAGAAGATGGTTTGTCAAGCTTTGAGAAAGACTGCCTAAATC TAGCTTTTTCAGGTAAAAAAGAAGAAACTCTTTCCAATTTGTTTGCGGATTACAAGGTAT CTGATAGTCTTTATCGTAGAGCCAAAGTTTCTGATGAAAAACGGATTCAAGCAAGAGGGC TTCAACTCAAATCTTCTTTTGAAGAGGTATTGAACCAGATGCAAGAAGGAGTGAGAAAAC GAGTTTCCTTCTGGGGGCTCCCAGATTACTATCGTCCTTTAACTGGTTTGGAAAAGGCTT TGCAAGTGGGTATGGGTGTCTTGACTATCTTGCCCCTATTTATCGGATTTGGTTTGTTCT TGTACAGTTTAGACGTTCATGGCTATCTTTACCTCCCTTTGCCAATACTTGGTTTTCTAG GGTTAGTTTTGTCTGTTTTCTATTATTGGAAGCTTCGACTAGATAATCGTGATGGTGTTC TAAATGAAGCGGGAGCTGAGGTCTACTATCTCTGGACCAGTTTTGAAAATATGTTACGTG AGATTGCACGACTGGATAAGGCTGAATTGCGAAAGTATTGTTGTTTGGAATCGTCTCTTG GTCTATGCAACCTTATTTGGCTATGCGGACAAGGTTAGTCATTTGATGAAGGTTCATCAG ATTCAAGTTGAAAATCCAGATATCAATCTCTATGTAGCTTATGGCTGGCACAGTATGTTT TATCATTCAAGCGCGCAAATGAGCCATTATGCTAGTGTCGCAAATACAGCAAGTACCTAC TCCGTATCTTCTGGAAGTGGAAGTCTGGTGGTGGCTTCTCTGGAGGCGGAGGTGGCGGCA GTATCGGTGCCTTTTAAAGAGAGCTACCATACACTGAAAAAGTATGATATATGGAAGATA GAAAAAGACACCTATANGAAAATCATAGTTTTATCTAAACTATTTCTTATTTCCATTGAT GATTTTGGCGAAGAATTTTAGAACCCGGCAAAAAGCCCTTGAAAAATTCCATTTTTCCAA AGGTAA ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 598 1041 F 148 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3174820-7 ORF translation from 598-1041, direction F VRLHD IRLNCESIW NRLLVYATLFGYADKVSHLMKVHQIQVENPDINLYVAYG HSM FYHSSAQMSHYASVANTASTYSVSSGSGSLWASLEAEVAAVSVPFKESYHTLKKYDIWK IEKDTYXKIIVLSKLFLISIDDFGEEF* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3175500 Assembly Length: 1284bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3175500 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3175500 CTCATTTGCAAAATCAGGAAAAACGGATGGTAACGGCAGTCCGAAATGTTCTATCTAAGA AACAAGAGGCTTTGAAAAAATGCAGTCAGTCTGTTATCTTTAGACAACCTGAGCGCTTGT ATGACGGTTATTTGCAACGCTTGGACCAACTGCAACTGCGTTTGAAACAAAGTTTGCGAA CTCGGATTTCTGATAACAAACAATTAGTTCAAGCAAGAACTCATCAATTAGTACAATTAT CACCTGTTACCAAAATCCAACGCTATCAAGACCGTTTAGGACAGTTGGACAAGCTTCTTA GGTAGCCAAATGGCGTTAGTTTATGACGCCAAGGTTGCTGAGGCCAAGCGACTTTCGGAA GCTTTGCTCATGTTGGATACTAGCCGAATCGTGGCGCGTGGTTATGCTATTGTCAAAAAA GAAGAATCCGTTGTAGATTCGGTTGAGAGTTTGAAGAAAAAAGACCAAGTAACGCTTTTG ATGCGAGATGGTCAAGTAGAATTAGAGGTTAAAGATGTCAAAACAAAAGAAATTTGAGGA AAATCTAGCAGAACTGGAAACCATTGTCCAAAGTTTGGAAAATGGTGAAATTGCTCTGGA AGATGCGATTACTGCCTTTCAAAAGGGCATGGTCTTGTCAAAAGAGCTCCAAGCTACGCT GGACAAGGCTGAAAAGACCTTGGTCAAGGTCATGCAAGAAGACGGAACAGAAAGTGATTT TGAATGAAAAAGCAAGAAAAATTAGCTCTTGTCGAGTCGGCTTTGGAAGATTTTATGGAG ACCAGCAGTTTGCCTCTAGTTTACGGGAGTCTGTTCTCTATTCTATTCATGCTGGTGGCA AGCGTATTCGGCCTTTTCTCTTGTTAGAAGTTCTGGAAGCCTTGCAGGTTACCATCAAAC CTGCTCNCGCGCAGGTAGCTACTGCCTTGGAGATGATTCATACAGGGAGCTTGATTCACG ATGACCTTCCTGCTATGGATGATGACGAGGATCGAGAGAGGGCGGAAAAACCAATCACAA GAAATCCGGTGAAGCTATGGCCATCCTAGCTGGAGATGCCTCATGCTTAGACCCATATGC CTTGATTGCGCAGGCAGATCCGCCAAGTCAGATCAAGGTGGGCTCGATTGCCAACTCATC CCTTGCTTCAGGTAGCCTGGGTATGGTGGCAGGGCAAGTCTTGGATATGGAGGGCGAACA CCAGCACTGGTCTCTGGAAGAACTTCAGACTATGCATGCCAACAAGACTGGGAAGTTACT AGCCTATCCCTTCCAACGCGGCAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 8 714 1049 F 112 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3175500-8 ORF translation from 714-1049, direction F VILNEKARKISSCRVGFGRFYGDQQFASSLRESVLYSIHAGGKRIRPFLLLEVLEALQVT IKPAXAQVATALEMIHTGSLIHDDLPAMDDDEDRERAEKPITRNPVKLWPS* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: GERANYLTRANSTRANSFERASE (EC 2.5.1.10) (FARNESYL-DIPHOSPHATE SYNTHASE) (FPP SYNT HASE) . - BACILLUS STEAROTHERMOPHILUS . Assembly ID: 3175674 Assembly Length: 816bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3175674 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3175674 CTGTTGGAAAACTAGGTGCTTTTAAATTGCCAGTAGAAGTGGTTCAGTATGGTGCAGAGC AGTCTTTCGTCATTTTGAACGAGCTGGTACCAAACAAGTTTCCGTGAAAAAGACGCCAAC GTTTTGTGACGGATATGCAGAATTTTATCATTGACCTCGCCTTGGATGTCATTGAAAATC CAATTGCTTTTGGACAAGAATTGGACCATGTCGTTGGTGTTGTGGAGCATGGTTTATTCA ACCAAATGGTGGATAAGGTAATCGTTGCTGGACGAGATGGAGTTCAGATTTCAACTTCAA AAAAAGGAAAATAGAAGGGGGCATAAGATGTCTAAATTTAATCGTATTCATTTGGTGGTA CTGGATTCTGTAGGAATCGGTGCAGCACCAGATGCTAATAACTTTGTCAATGCAGGGGTT CCAGATGGAGCTTCTGACACACTGGGACACATTTCAAAAACAGTTGGTTTGAATGTCCCA AACATGGCTAAAATAGGTCTTGGAAATATTCCTCGTGAAACTCCTCTTAAGACTGTAGCA GCTGAAAGCAATCCAACTGGATATGCAACAAAATTAGAGGAAGTATCTCTTGGTAAGGAT ACTATGACTGGACACTGGGAAATCATGGGACTCAACATTACTGAGCCTTTCGATACTTTC TGGAACGGATTCCCAGAAGAAATCCTGACAAAAATCGAAGAATTCTCAGGACGCAAGGTT ATTCGTGAAGCCAACAAACCTTATTCAGGAACGGCTGTTATCGATGATTTTGGACCACGT CAGATGGAAACTGGAGAGTTGATATCTATACTTCAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 126 314 F 63 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3175674-6 ORF translation from 126-314, direction F VTDMQNFIIDLALDVIENPIAFGQELDHWGWEHGLFNQMVDKVIVAGRDGVQISTSKK GK* Blastp and/or PSearch Result: Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3176442 Assembly Length: 617bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3176442 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3176442 CTAGTACAGCTTATGCGGCCCGTTTTATTTCCGAACATCCAGATCAGCCCTTTGCAGCAA TTGCACCCAGAATTTCTGCTGAAGAATATGGATTGGAACTGATTGCCGAGGATATTCAGG AAATGGAAGCCAATTTCACACGTTTCTGGCTTCTAGGAGCTGAAAAGCCTAGTATTCCCT TGCAAGCACAAACTGAAAAGATGAGTTTGGCCTTGACATTACCTGACAACCTTCCAGGTG CACTTTATAAGGCCCTGTCGACCTTTGCTTGGCGAAGGGAATTGACTTGACAAAAATTGA AAGTCGTCCACTCAAGACAGCACTGGGTGAATACTTTTTCATTATCGATGTGGATTATAC CGATAAGGACTTGGTCCACTTTGCCCAAAAAGAATTAGAAGCGATTGGAATCCAGTATAA AATTCTGGGTGCCTATCCTATTTATCCAATATCAGACCATGGAAAGGAGAGAAGATGAGT AAAGAAAATCCCTTAAGTCATCATGAGCAGTTGCGTTATGATTATTTGCTAAAAAATATT CACTATCTCAATGAGAGAGAAAAAAATGAGTTTGTCTATTTGCAAGAAAAGCTAACTCTT GCTAGGGGAAATAGTAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 350 478 F 43 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3176442-6 ORF translation from 350-478, direction F VDYTDKDLVHFAQKELEAIGIQYKILGAYPIYPISDHGKERR* Blastp and/or PSearch Result Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3176630 Assembly Length: 457bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3176630 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3176630 CCAGTCATCAAATTGACCAAATTGAGAGTCAAATTACTTTGATTGAAAAAAATATTGCGG CAATTCGCAATGCTTTGGCAGACTTAGAGAAGCAAGAATCTAAAAATAGTGGTCGTGTTC TTCATGCTTCGGATTTATTTGAGGAACTTCAGCATAAAGTTGCTGAAAATTCAGAACAGT ATGGTCAAGCCTTGGATGAAATTGAAAAACAATGAGAAAATATCCAATCTGAATTTTCAC AATTTGTAACCTTGAATTCATCGGGTGACCCTGTGGAAGCCGCAGTGATTTTGGATAATA CAGAAAATCACATTTTGGCCTTAAGTCATATTGTGGATCGTGTTCCAGCCTTGGTTACGA CCTTTCTACAGAATTGCCAGATCAATTACAGGGATTTGGAACCGGTTATCGTAAACTAAT TGATGCTAATTATCATTTTGTTGAAACGGATATGGAA ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 273 419 F 49 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3176630-6 ORF translation from 273-419, direction F VEAAVILDNTENHILALSHIVDRVPALVTTFLQNCQINYRDLEPVIVN* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3176662 Assembly Length: 381bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3176662 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3176662 CTTATTTAGTACGCATTTCCCCTTGTGGGAAGTAAGTTCCTTCTGGCATGTCGTTGATGA TGACATGGACAGCAGATTGAGGGGCTCCAGTGTTGCGGACAACTGCTTCCGTTACTTCCT TAGCAAGAGCTTTCTTTTGCTCGAGCGTGCGTCCTTCAAATAAATCGATGCGTACAAATG GCATAATAGCTTCCTCCACTAGTTTTGATTTCTTCCATTTTACCACATTTTGCCGTTTAA AGCTTAAGAAAATTATGATATACTAGAATGTAGCAAAAATTTAGAAATGGACGTGAAGCA AGAAACATGGCACAGTTGTACTATCGTTATGGGACCATGAACTCTGGTAAAACGATTGAG ATTCTCAAAGTGGCCTATAAC ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 2 226 R 75 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3176662-6 ORF translation from 2-226, direction R WK KKSKLVEEAIMPFVRIDLFEGRTLEQKKALAKEVTEAλVRNTGAPQSAVHVIINDM PEGTYFPQGEMRTK* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: 4-OXALOCROTONATE TAUTO ERASE (EC 5.3.2.-). - PSEUDOMONAS PU IDA. Assembly ID: 3857692 Assembly Length: 743bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3857692 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3857692 CTGGCAAATACAAGGTGACGATCATTGGTAAATCAGCCCACGGTGCTATGCCTGCTTCAG GTGTCAATGGTGCGACTTACCTAGCCCTCTTCCTTAGCCAGTTTGACTTTGCTGGTCCAG CCAAAGAATACCTTGACATCACTGGTAAAATTCTCTTGAACGACCATGAGGGTGAAAGTC TCAAGATTGCTCATGTGGATGAAAAGATGGGTGCCCTTTCTATGAATGCAGGCGTCTTCC GCTTCGATGAAACAAGTGCTGATAATACCATTGCCCTCAACATCCGCTATCCAAAAGGAA CAAGTCCAGAACAAATCAGTCAATCCTTGAAAACTTGCCAGTTGTTTCTGTTAGCCTGTC TGAACACGGTCACACGCCTCACTATGTGCCAATGGAAGATCCACTTGTGCAAACCTTGTT GAATGTCTATGAAAAACAAACAGGCCTTAAAGGTCATGAACAAGTCATCGGTGGTGGAAC CTTTGGTCGCTTGTTAGAGCGCGGAGTTGCCTATGGTGCTATGTTCCCAGACTCAATTGA TACCATGCACCAAGCCAATGAATTTATTGCCTTGGATGATCTCTTCCGAGCAGCAGCAAT TTATGCCGAAGCTATTTACGAATTGATCAAATAAAACGATAGAAGTCTGAGATCTTATGC TTGGACTTCTTTTTGGAGGGAAAGTAGATGTCTCAAATCGAAAGAATCAAACAGGCTATC ATGGCGGATTCACAGAATGCCAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 386 634 F 83 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3857692-6 ORF translation from 386-634, direction F VPMEDPLVQTLLNVYEKQTGLKGHEQVIGGGTFGRLLERGVAYGAMFPDSIDTMHQANEF IALDDLFRAAAIYAEAIYELIK* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: XAA-HIS DIPEPTIDASE (EC 3.4.13.3) (X-HIS DIPEPTIDASE) (AMINOACYL- HISTIDINE DIPEPTIDASE) (CARNOSINASE) . - LACTOBACILLUS DELBRUECKII (SUBSP. LACTIS) . (BLAST) Assembly ID: 3857944 Assembly Length: 1783bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3857944 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3857944 CCACGGTGGAGGGTTGCAAAGTAAGCGACGAATTGCGTTGGTACGACCATTGAAATTGGT GAGAGGTATGGATGTACGGTCGTAAGGACGATATCGTCGGTATCTTTGGCTACATTCTCT TCTACGATAGTGAGGACTTTGGCACCACGGGCTGCGACCTCTTGGATATTTCCACGAGTA TGGTTGGCAAGAACTGGATCTGACAAGAGAGCCAAAACAGGCGTTCCTTCTTCAATCAAG GCAATGGTTCCGTGCTTGAGTTCTCCTGCTGCAAAACCTTCACACTGGATATAAGAAATC TCTTTGAGTTTGAGACTTGCTTCCATGGCTACGTAGTAATCTTGACCACGTCCGATGTAA AAGGCGTTACGAGTTGTTTCAAGAAGTCCACGAACCTTGACTTCAATGGTTTCTTTCTCT GAAAGAGTTGATTCCAATAGACTGAGCTACGATTGACAATTCATGAACCAGGTCAAAGGC TTGCGCTTTAGCATTACCATTTGCTTCTCCGACTGCTTTTGCAAGGAAGGCAAGGGCTGC GATTTGCGCTGTATAGGCTTTAGTTGATGCCACGGCAATTTCAGGACCTGCGTGAAGGAG CATGGTATAGTTGGCTTCACGTGAGAGGGTTGAACCTGGAACATTTGTCACTGTTAAGCT TGGAATTCCCATTTCATTAGCCTTGACCAAAACTTGACGACTATCCGCTGTTTCACCAGA TTGGCTGATAAAGATGAAGAGTGGTTTCTTGCTGAGAAGTGGCATACCGTAGCCCCACTC AGATGAAATTCCAAGTTCAACTGGTGTATCTGTCAATTCTTCCAACATTTTCTTAGAAGC AAATCCTGCATGGTAAGATGTTCCAGCTGCAAGGATGTAGATGCGGTCTGCGTCTTGAAC AGCCTTAATGATAGCAGGATCAACCACTACTTGACCAGCATCATCCGTGTAGGCTTGAAT GAGTTTACGCATAACAGTTGGTTGCTCATCAATTTCCTTAAGCATGTAGTAAGGATAAGT TCCCTTACCGATATCTGACAAGTCAAGTTCCGCAGTATAGCTAGCACGTTCACGACTGTT ACCATCATAGTCTTGGAACTTCCACGCTATCAGCCTTGACGATTACCAACTCTTGGTCAT GGATTTCCATGTATTGGTTAGTTTCACGAATCATAGCCATGGCGTCTGAGCAGACCATGT TATAGCCTTCTCCAAGACCAATCAAAAGTGGTGATTTATTTATAGCTACGTAGATGACTT CAGGATCTTGTGAGTCAACCAAGGCAAAGGCATAAGAACCACGGATGATGTGAAGGGCTT TTTTGAAGGCTTCAAGAACTGAGAGCCCTTCTTCTTCCGGCAAATTTTCCAATCAAATGA ACGGCTATTTCAGTATCTGTCTGCCCCTTGAAGTGGTGACCTGCAAGGTATTCTTCCTTG ATTTCAAGATAGTTCTCAATCACCCCATTATGCACCAAGACAAAACGTTCTGTCTCAGAG CGGTGTGGGTGAGCATTGTCCTCAGTTGGTTTTCCGTGAGTAGCCCAACGAGTATGTCCG ATACCAGTTGTTCCCTCAACACCGGCTGTCTTGGCAGACAATTCGATGCAATACGACCAA CCGCCTTCACCAAATGGTTATCAGCACCATTTAGGACAAAAATTCCCGCAGAATCATAGC CACGGTATTCAAGCTTTTCAAGCCCTTGAATCAAAATATCAGTTGCATTTGTGTTTCCAA CAACACCAACAATTCCACACATAGTATATACGACACAGGCAAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 1332 1475 R 48 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3857944-7 ORF translation from 1332-1475, direction R VHNGVIENYLEIKEEYLAGHHFKGQTDTEIAVHLIGKFAGRRRALSS* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: PROBABLE GLUCOSAMINE--FRUCTOSE-6-PHOSPHATE AMINOTRANSFERASE (ISOMERIZING) (EC 2.6.1.16) BSU21932 NCBI gi : 726479 - Bacillus subtilis. Assembly ID: 3858118 Assembly Length: 1729bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858118 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3858118 CTCAGCTACTTCGCCTTTCTTTTTATTCTACTGGTTTTTCTTGATTTCCAGTAGTTGTAG AAGATTCTGTTGTTTTATTTTCTGAAGTTGATTCAGCAGGTTTAGAATCTCTTGTATTGC TTGGTTTGTTTTCGTCGCTAGCAGTTTCAATGTTAGATTCTGCAGTTGCGTTTGGTTGGT TCTCAGCACTGGTGTTATCACCATTTGCTTCAGCATTTCTTGCTGGACTTGTTTCTTCAC TTGCGCTAGCTTTTGACTGGATTTGATGATTCAAAACTAGAATAGCTTTTGTCGATTCAA GTAAAGCTGTTTTGTCTTTACTATTAGCAGAAAGTTGATCTAATAATGCATCCACCTTAT CAAAAGTCCGCATCAGATCCATTATTACTTTCTAAATAAAAGTGAAGCGACATGAGAATA TCGTAGAGTTTTTGATAGAGTACAAGTGTCTGAGGATCTTGCTCAGCATTTTCCTTTTCT TGTTGAAGGGCGCTAGCGATACGAGTCAAGACATCTTTTACCTGACTGTTTACTTCATCC AAGTCTGCATCAGCCTTGTTTGTGGCAGCTTTTAGATTTTCTACTTCTTCTGCCAAAGAT TGTCTGATTCCTTCTTCATGGATTCGTTCCAAGAGTTGATTTGCCTTGCTCAAAAGACTT TCTACTTCTTCCTTGCTATCTGTCGCAGATTATTGGTTGCTATCTACCATGTACTCCTAA AACAGGAGAGTTATAATCCAAGATTACAAGGCCTTACAGAAATAAGAAATCCAGATAAGA CAATGTTCGTCCAAGACGCTATTCGCTTCGCACAGCAGCACGGATTCAATATGCTTTAAT TTTAAAGTTTAGGTGTCAAGACCTCTTTTTAGTGTGCCCAAAATTTAGAGAAGTAATCAA TCAACTAACTTTTATTTTTTTCAAACTTTCAGTAAACTGACCTAAAGCTAACTCAATCTG TCTTTGTTCGATAGGCTTGTCTTTGTAGATGCTTCTGCTATCAGATCTAGAAGTTGATCT ACTTTTGCCAAGACTGCCTTCTCATCAAAAGTTCCAGGTTGATAGTTGGATTGCAGGGAT GGAATCTTGTTTTTCAAAGCCGCTTCATATCCCTTAGTTTGAACCTTGATGTAGTGATTG TGGTCGCCACGAGGAATCACAAAACCTTCTGAATCTTCACTTATAATTCGATTGGCATCA AAACCATGACCATCTTCTTCCTCATGGTGGACATGTAGTGACGGATTACTTAATACAGAA CTAGAAGAACTTCCTACCTTTTCCGTGTTAGAGTGTGATGGGGGATTGTTAAGAGATGAC TTAGGAATATAGTGATAGTGACCCCATGTCTTACTATATAAGCATCACCTGTATCTCTGA CAATATCATTAGGGTTAAAGACATAACCATCATCTGCTGCAGAAACACCATTATTCGGTG TCACCGACAAAGATTGACTGAGAGCTGTAGTATTCTCTGATAATTATACTTTTGCAGCTG CTAATTCACCTGCCGACAAGTCACTCTCAGGAATGAAATGATAGTGACCACCATGTGGTA CTATAGTAGATTGAAATAGAATATGAGCAAATTGATAAGGGGATTTTAAAGTAATTTCTA ACAATGATTTAGAAACTATGATGTGCTATTCTAAATTCAACTCACTATATATAACCATCA TCGGTAGTATAACGTCCCTGTAATTTTGCTACAGATACTTCTGCACTAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 948 1160 R 71 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858118-7 ORF translation from 948-1160, direction R VIPRGDHNHYIKVQTKGYEAALKNKIPSLQSNYQPGTFDEKAVLAKVDQLLDLIAEASTK TSLSNKDRLS* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3858152 Assembly Length: 1047bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858152 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3858152 ATATTCTCAACCACTGGAGATGGCGCTCGATATCCATGATTAGATTGCGAACGAAAAGAC GGGTCAGCTCCAGCTGGCTTTCACCAGGACCACGGGAACCAATTCCCCCTGCCTGACGGC TGAGCATAATCCCCTGACCAACCAAGCGAGGCAAGAGGTATTTGAGTTGGGCTAGGTGGA CTTGGAGCTTCCCTTCATGGCTTCGAGCCCGCATGGCAAAGATATCCAAAATCAACTGCA TACGGTCAATGACCTTAACACCGAGAACTTCCTCTAGATTGACATTCTGCCTTGGGGTCA GACGGTTGTTGACGATGACAGTAGTGATTTCTTCTGCATCCACCATAAGCGCAATCTCTT CCAACTTACCAGAGCCGACGAAGGTCTTGGAATCATATTTTTCACGTTTTTGTCTGTAGC TATCTACAACGACTGCCCCTGCCGTTTTCGCTAAACTAGCCAATTCTTCCATGGAGAGGT CAAAACTGTCCATACCCTGCAATTCCACACCAATCAGCAGGACTCGCTCCTCTTTTTTCT CCGTTTCAATCATCTAAAAACTCCTCTATCTGGCTTAAAATGCGGTCTTGTACACCAGAT TCTCCAATCTGATAAAAGGTGACCTGCATGCGATTACGGAACCAGGTCAGCTGACGCTTG GCAAAACGACGGGTCGCCTGTTTAAGACTCTCACGAGCTTCCTCAAAGGTCTGCTCTCCA CGGAAATAAGGAAAGAGTTCCTTATAGCCAATTCCTTTAGCAGCCTGTACATTAGGGGAA TGGTCAAACAGCCACTTGGCCTCATCCAAAAGCCCAGCCTCAAACATCAAATCCACTCGG TGGTTGATACGCTCATAAAGTTGACTACGTTCATCATCCAAGCAGATAATCAGCGGTTCA TACAAGATCTCTTGATTTTCCAAATCCTGACCAAAATGGGCAATTCGATGGCACGCATAG CACGACGACGATTAAACTGGGGAATCTCAAGGCCTGCTTGCTCCACCAAATGGGCTAATT CCTCATCTGAATATGGCTCCAAATTAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 546 836 R 97 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3858152 - 6 ORF trans lation from 546 - 836 , direction R VDLMFEAGLLDEAK LFDHSPNVQAAKGIGYKELFPYFRGEQTFEEARESLKQATRRFAK RQLTWFRNRMQVTFYQIGESGVQDRILSQIEEFLDD* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: TRNA DELTA (2) -ISOPENTENYLPYROPHOSPHATE TRANSFERASE (EC 2.5.1.8) (IPP TRANSFERAS E) . - AGROBACTERIUM TUMEFACIENS. Assembly ID: 3858258 Assembly Length: 1565bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858258 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3858258 TCGAATCTGGATATGGAGATTGCCAACCATGTCGTGGTCTTTGGGGGCAAGGAAATCGAT GTTCCTGGAAAATCTGACAGTCGCTGGAAATTAAAGCAAAGAGCTGCCCAGTCTGGAAGT TTTCTATTGTCAACCAAGAACGAGAACAGGAAATCAAGGACTATATTGACCAAATCAAAC GTGATGGTGATACCATCGGTGGGGTTGTGGAGACAGTCGTCGGAGGCGTTCCAGTTGGTC TTGGTTCCTATGTCCAATGGGATAGAAAATTGGATGCAAGATTGGCTCAAGCTGTTGTCT CTATCAATGCCTTTAAAGGGGTGGAATTTGGTCTTGGCTTTGAGGCTGGTTATCGTAAAG GCAGCCAAGTTATGGATGAAATTCTCTGGTCTAAAGAAGACGGTTATACTCGCCGTACCA ATAATCTAGGTGGTTTTGAAGGTGGTATGACTAATGGGCAACCCATCGTTGTTCGTGGGG TCATGAAACCCATTCCTACTCTTTATAAACCTCTTATGAGTGTGGATATCGAAACCCACG AACCTTACAAGGCAACCGTGGAGAGAAGTGATCCGACTGCTCTTCCAGCTGCAGGAATGG TCATGGAAGCAGTTGTAGCAACGGTTCTGGCGCAAGAAATCCTCGAAAAATTCTCATCAG ATAATCTTGAGGAACTAAAAGAAGCGGTAGCCAAACACCGAGACTATACAAAGAACTATT AAGGAGTTCCTATGGCAAAAACAATCTATATCGCAGGTCTTGGGTTGATTGGAGCCTCTA TGGCACTTGGTATCAAACGCGATCATCCAGATTATGAAATTTTAGGTTATAATCGTAGTC AAGCTTCGAGAGATATCGCCTTGAAAGAAGGCATGATTGACCGTGCAACGGATGATTTTG CTAGTTTTGCTCCTTTGGCAGATGTCATTATCCTCAGCTTGCCAATCAAACAAACTATTG CTTTCATTAAGGAGTTGGCCAATTTGGATTTGCGAGAAGGCGTTATTATTTCAGATGCTG GTTCGACCAAGTCAACCATTGTGGATGCGGCGGAGCAGTATTTGGCTGGCAAGTCTGTTC GCTTTGTCGGGGCCCATCCCATGGCTGGTAGTCACAAGACAGGGGCTGCTTCGGCAGATG TCAATCTTTTTGAAAATGCCTATTATATCTTTACACCTTCAAGCCTGACAAGTCAGGACA CGCTTAAGGAAATGAAGGATCTGCTTTCAGGTCTTCATGCTCGTTTTATCGAGATTGATG CCAAGGAGCATGATCGTGTCACTTCTCAGATTAGCCATTTTCCTCATATTTTGGCTTCTA GTCTCATGGAGCAGACTGCGGTCTATGCTCAAGAGCATGAGATGGCAAGGCGCTTTGCGG CAGGTGGTTTTCGAGATATGACCCGAATTGCGGAAAGCGAGCCAGGAATGTGGACCTCCA TTCTCTTGTCCAATAGCGAGACCATTCTGGATAGAATTCAGGATTTCAAGGAACGTTTGG AAGCGATTGGTCAGGCCATTAGTAAGGGAGATGAAGAGCAAATTTGGAACTTTTTTAACC AAGCG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 207 722 F 172 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858258-6 ORF translation from 207-722, direction F VETWGGVPVGLGSYVQWDRKLDARLAQAWSINAFKGVEFGLGFEAGYRKGSQVMDEIL SKEDGYTRRTNNLGGFEGGMTNGQPIWRGVMKPIPTLYKPLMSVDIETHEPYKATVER SDPTALPAAGMVMEAVVATVLAQEILEKFSSDNLEELKEAVAKHRDYTKNY* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: PHOSPHO-2-DEHYDRO-3-DEOXYHEPTONATE ALDOLASE, TYR-SENSITIVE (EC 4.1.2.15) (PHOSP HO-2 -KETO-3-DEOXYHEPTONATE ALDOLASE) (DAHP SYNTHETASE) ( 3 -DEOXY-D-ARABINO-HEP TULOSONATE 7- PHOSPHATE SYNTHASE). - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. Assembly ID: 3858314 Assembly Length: 983bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858314 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3858314 CTGATTAGTTTTCTTCTTTTTTGTTTTTCAAACCTAGACCACCGAGTAAACCTGCAAGCG CAAGCCCAAGGAAACCAATACTTGCCATTGATGTTTGAGTCTCACCAGTATTTGGTAGCA TAGCTTTATCCTCTGACATCATCGTATCAGACATCTTGTTAGCAGAAGCAGCCATGTTTT CACCTGCCATCGTGTTGGTAGAACTTGTCATGGTGTCAGCAGGCATGCTATCTGTAATAC CTGTAGCATGATTGTGATTCATCGGAGTCACGCCAGAACCAGAGTTAGAAGGTGATAATG AACCATTTGCTGTGTCTGAAGTTTCTTTAACATTTATCTTAATAGTGACTTTTTTAGTTG CTACGATGTTGTCCAAGTCTGGTTTACCGTCTTTGTTACCATAGACATTGACTGTAGCGC TGTAAGTTTGAGTACCATTTGCTCGGAACTGGTCAATGAGCGCTTGTTTTTCTTTGCCAG CTACATTTCCGTCCAAGGCTACTTGATAGAAGTATTGACCTTTGGTCTTCACGTTTTCAC CTAGTGGAGATAGGGCTGGGTTTTTAGCGTCGCCGTTATCTGACCATGGTGCCTTGTCAG ATGCCTTGAGCAAGAGACGAGTCAACATACCATCACCTGCGAAGAGTTCGTATGGAATCA CATGGTTGACACCTGCTGTGAATGGACCTTCACCCTTGGCTTTTTCTAGGTAGGCTGCTG GAACATCGATACTGTCTTTAACGTTGTCTGCAACGGCTTTTTGAACTGTTTCTTTAGAAA TTAAACCGTTTATGTTAATAGTGACTTTTTTAGTTGCTACGATGTTGTCCAAGTCTGGTT TACCGTCTTTGTTACCATAGACATTGACTGTAGCGCTGTAAGTTTGAGTACCATTTGCTC GGAACTGGTCAATGAGCGCTTGTTTTTCTTTGCCAGCTACATTTCCGTCCCAAGGCTACT TGATAAAATTATTGACCTTTGGC ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 5 661 R 219 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3858314-6 ORF translation from 5- 661 , direction R VIPYELFAGDGMLTRLLLϊASDKAP SDNGDAKNPALSPLGENVKTKGQYFYQVALDGNV AGKEKQALIDQFRANGTQTYSATVNVYGNKDGKPDLDNIVATKKVTIKINVKETSDTANG SLSPSNSGSGVTPMNHNHATGITDSMPADTMTSSTNTMAGENMAASANKMSDTMMSEDKA MLPNTGETQTSMASIGFLGLALAGLLGGLGLKNKKEEN* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: Probable cell wall associated protease Assembly ID: 3858368 Assembly Length: 2138bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858368 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3858368 CTTCCAGAACTTCTAAACCAGCCTCCATGATTACTGGGCCAATTCCGTCTCCTAATTAGG AGCTACTATTTTCTTTGCCATAGCCTTCTCCTTTACACACTAGGCATATCGTGGTAAGAA ACACTGCGTCCCATCTCACCTGCATTCTCTTTTTGAACAAAGGTATTAGCGTTTATATAG GCAATAGCAGAAGCCTTCAACACATCAAAATCAAGCCCTGCTGCATTAAAGATGGTTTCT GTATCTCTGTTTTCAACAGTGACCAAAACCCGATCCTGGGCATCGATTCCATCTGTTACC GCATTGATAGTGTAGGACACCAAACGAACAGATTGGTTAAAGAACTTATCGATAGCGTTA AAGATTGCTTCAACGGAACCTTGCCCTGTCGCATTAAATTCGACTTTCTCACCATCCATA TTGGCTAGGCTAACGAGCGCTTCAATGTCATTATCTGCATGAGTTTGAAGTTGTAAATCA TCAAAGTGGAAGCCTTCTGGATTTTCAACCATGGTTCCAGCTACCAAAGCTCGAGTATCT GCATCTGTGATTTCTTACTTCTTATCGGCCAGTGCCTTGAACTTAGCAAAGAATGGTTTG ATATCCTCTTCTGTAAAATCTAAGGCCAATTCTCTCAGTTTCTCAACAAAAGCATGGCGA CCAGATAATTTTCCAAGCGGAATCTTAACACCAACCAATTCAGGTGTGATGATCTCATAA GTGAGAGGATTTTTAAGGACTCCATCTTGGTGAATACCAGATTCGTGGGAGAAGGTATTG CCACCAACGACGGCTTTGTTTTTAGGAACTGGAATACCAGAGAAGCGAGAAACCATTTCT GACGTATTGATGGTCTCATTTAGGACAATACTGGTTTCTACTTGGTAGTAATCTTGGCGA ATATTGAGAGCCAATCGCAATCTCTTCCAAAGCAGCATTTCCAGCTCGCTCCCTAATACC ATTGATAGTCTCTTCAACACGTCCTGCACCATTCTTGACAGCAGCAAGGCTATTTGCCAC TGCCATTCCGAGGTCATCATGACAGTGAGGCGAATAGATGATCTGACGATCCGTCTTGAC ATTCTCAATCAGGTATTTGAAGATGGCACCACATTCCTCTGGTGTGGTAAATCCTATATT TTCTGAAAATTTCTTCAGTAAAGAATATTTAGCTAATTGAAAGTTCATGAAAATTATTAA AATATTTCATTTTTTAGAGGTTAAGTTCCAACTTTTTTCTATCAATTCCAGTACTTCTTC ATCTGATAAAGTATCATCAAGGGACACACTAATCCAGTAGCGCTTGCTCATATGGAAGGC TGGATAAATCCCCTTTTGTGAAAGCAAATTAGCTACTTGGTCATGCTTGAGGTTGACTGC TTCCACTTGTCCTTCTCTGCCCTTTTCCAGCTTATTCCAAGAGATTTTCATCAAGACGGC ATACCACTTTTGATTGCCTTCATGGCGCAATACAGCTGTATCAGGCGATTTTTCCCACAG ATACTCCAACTGGTTTCCATACTTTTCCTGAACTTGAGTCATGATACGCTTAGTCTGATG ACAGATAAAATCTTGCACATCAAAACAAGCCTTCCGAATCTGGTAAAGAATCTCCAGACA AGCCTCACGGACATTTCCGACAAAATTCCCCTCATGCTTTCCATATGAACGTGAGGATAA AGGTCACCAGTCTCTTGGTCAAAGACTGGAAAGTTCAACATTATCAGCAGTGATGGACAC AGTCATGACAAAGTCACCTTGCAAAATCTGGCAACTATATGTCCAGAATTCCCTATTTTC CTATAAAAACCATAATCATGAAGCCTTTTTCCTTGATTAAATTGATAGGATTTAAAAATT TCAAACATAAGTTGAAAACTGCTACCCAAGGCTTAGCAGTTCCTTTCCTATTTTTTAAAA AACAACCTTAGTACCATGCAATTGTGTTACCCCCACCTGGTCAATAAAGGTTTGACGGTT GTCAAGGTCAATCCCCCCACCTGGTAGAATTTCAATTTTACCTTTAGCGTACTCCAAAAT TCTGTGATAGTGAACAAAACGTTTTTCTAAGGAGTCGCCAGACACACCAGCACGAGTTAG GATACGAGTGACACCGGCTTGACTGAGCCAGTCAATAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 9 1207 1578 R 124 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858368-9 ORF translation from 1207-1578, direction R VQDFICHQTKRIMTQVQEKYGNQLEYL EKSPDTAVLRHEGNQK YAVLMKIS NKLEKG REGQVEAVNLKHDQVANLLSQKGIYPAFHMSKRYWISVSLDDTLSDEEVLELIEKS NLT SKK* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3858556 Assembly Length: 735bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858556 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3858556 ACAGCTCACATCACTGTAGCTGTTGCAGAAAAATAAGGAGGTAAAATCGTGGGTCAAAAA GTACATCCAATTGGTATGCGTGTCGGCATCATCCGTGATTGGGATGCCAAATGGTATGCT GAAAAAGAATACGCGGATTACCTTCATGAAGATCTTGCAATCCGTAAATTCGTTCAAAAA GAACTTGCTGACGCAGCAGTTTCAACTATTGAAGTCGAACGCGCAGTAAACAAAGTTAAC GTTTCACTTCACACTGCTAAACCAGGTATGGTTATCGGTAAAGGTGGTGCTAACGTTGAT GCACTCCGTGCAAAACTTAACAAATTGACTGGAAAACAAGTACACATCAACATCATCGAA ATCAAACAACCTGATTTGGATGCTCACCTTGTAGGTGAAGGAATTGCTCGTCAATTGGAG CAACGTGTTGCTTTCCGTCGTGCACAAAAACAAGCAATCCAACGTGCAATGCGTGCTGGA GCTAAAGGAATCAAAACTCAAGTATCAGGTCGTTTGAACGGTGCAGATATCGCCCGTGCT GAAGGCTACTCTGAAGGAACTGTTCCGCTTCACACACTTCGTGCAGATATCGATTACGCT TGGGAAGAAGCAGATACTACATACGGTAAACTTGGTGTTAAAGTATGGATCTACCGTGGT GAAGTCCTCCCAGCTCGTAAAAACACTAAAGGAGGTAAATAACCAATGTTAGTACCTAAA CGTGTTAAACACCGT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 49 702 F 218 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858556-6 ORF translation from 49-702, direction F VGQ VHPIGMRVGIIRD DAK YAEKEYADYLHEDLAIRKFVQKELADAAVSTIEVERAV NKVNVSLHTAKPGMVIGKGGANVDALRAKLNKLTGKQλ iNIIEIKQPDLDAHLVGEGIA RQLEQRVAFRRAQKQAIQRAMRAGAKGIKTQVSGRLNGADIARAEGYSEGTVPLHTLRAD IDYAWEEADTTYGKLGVKVWIYRGEVLPARKNTKGGK* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: 3 OS RIBOSOMAL PROTEIN S3 (BS2) . - BACILLUS STEAROTHERMOPHILUS . Assembly ID: 3858562 Assembly Length: 1965bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858562 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3858562 CTGTGTGATTCCATTATTTGTCAAAATACTTTTTAGTTTCAGCAATAACGACTTGCGACA AGACCAAGAGGGCAATCNANTTTGGCAGAGCCATCAAGGCGTTAACGATATCTGCGATAA TCCAGACCATNTCCAACTCGATAAATCCTCCTAACAAGACCATGAGCACAAAAACCACNC GGTAGAGCCAGATAAAGCGAACCCCAAAGAGGAACTCAAAACAGCGTTCTTCCGTAATAG TTCCAACCTAGAATCGTTGTAAAGGCAAAAAGCACAAGGAAGATGGTCAAGAAGGCAGGC CCAAAGTGTGAAAAGACTGTTGAGAAAGCTGACTGAGTCAAGGCAACCCCATTCAAGTCA CCACTCCAAACTCCAGTTACCAAGATGGTCAAACCAGTTAGAGTACAAATGATGAGGGTA TCAATAAAGGTTCCTGTCATGGAAATCAAACCTTGCTCTACTGGTTCATTTGTCTTGGCA GCTGCAGCTGCAATAGGAGCAGAACCCAGACCAGATTCGTTTGAAAACACACCACGCGCC ACACCATTTTGAATAGCCATCCGAACGCTAGCACCAGCAAATCCACCTACCGCAGCAAGG GGACTAAAAGCTGAGGTAAAGACTAAAGCGATTGTGCCAGGGATTTTTCCGATATTAAAG AAAATAACTGTAAGAGTTCCTAAGATATAAATGATGGCCATAAAAGGAACAACAGTAGTT GAAACCTTAGAAATAGACTTGAGTCCACCAAAGACTGCAATCGCTACAAAGACAGACAAG ACGAGAGCTGTGATGGCTGGCGAAATCGTCGTTGTATTTTGGATAGATTCTGTAATCGAG TTGACTTGGGTGAAGGTTCCGATTCCCAAGAGAGCAACCAATACTCCTGCTACTGCAAAC AAAACAGCAAGTGGTCGCCACTTTTCTCCCATCCCTAGAAGGATATAATGCATGGGACCT CCCGCTACTGCACCATGGTCGTCCTTGGTGCGGTATTTGATGGCCAAGAGTCCTTCCGCA TACTTGGTAGCCATTCCAAAGAAAGCCGCCATCCACATCCAAAATAGAGCTCCTGGTCCA CCAACCTTGATAGCCGTCGCCAACTCCCTAATGAATATTTCCCTGTTTCCCAACCAGTTT GAATGCCCAAGGGCCTGTTACACAAGAAGCTGTAAAACTGGATACATCACCATGTCCCTT ATCCTGGATAAAAATAAGCTGAAAGGCCTTGGGCAGACGCAAAACCTGCAAGAGTCCTAG CCGCATGGTTAGGTAAATCCCTGTTCCGACCAATAAATCAAGAGGGGCGGTCCCCAAGCA AAAGCATCGATTGATTTAAGCAATTCTAACATTTCCTTCTCCTATCGTTTCAACCCCAAA AGAAAGAGCACATGCAAGATACATGTACTCTGGAATGCTTAGATAAATGCTAAAAAGCGG TCTATCCTAGCTCTGTCCTTTTACCTGAGAGTTTGAGCAGTTGCCTGCCTTGCCCCTTCG GTGCCTTTACGGTCTCTCCAGAGTTCCGTCCATTTACAGTCATGGAAAATCAAACGATTC CCCACTTCTATTAAACTTCATTCGGTGTTGGTATTTAATTGATTCTAATTTCACAAAAAA TGTTGGCTTTTGTCAATGTGTTTATTAGTAAAAATTAGTTCAACAGTTTTTACTTTATAA AGTCCAGAATACTGCTATCCTTTAAAAGTGACAATAGTCGCACCACTGCCTCCAGCATTT TGTGGGGCATAGCCGAAACTCTTGACATGTTTGTCTCTTTGCAAGTTATCTGGTAACTCC TTCACGGGATGACTCCTGTTCCGATACCATGGGATGACATCAACTCGAAGCCCTTATATT GTTAACCAAAGCTTGGTCGAATGAAGGTATCTAGCCCATTCATGGCTTCTTCATAGCGCT TGCCTCGAAGATTCAGTCTAGCTTGAGTCCTCGCCCAGAAGTTCG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 14 178 R 55 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858562-6 ORF translation from 14-17! direction R λ/VFVLMVLLGGFIELXMVWIIADIVNALMALPXXIALLVLSQWIAETKKYFDK* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: D-alanine permease (dagA) homolog - Haemophilus influenzae (strain Rd K 20) Assembly ID: 3858656 Assembly Length: 1187bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858656 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3858656 ACGTTTGTCAATTAATTATGAAACTAAGAGAAAAATTGTTCAGGAAGCAGTAAAATTGGT GTCAGATAATGAAACAATAATGATAGAATCTGGATCGACCTGTGCTTTACTTGCTGAGGA AATTTGCAAGCAAAAAAGAAATGTTACGATTGTAACAAATTCGTTTTTTATAGCAAATTT TGTGAGAGCTTATGATTCATGTCGTGTTATTGTTCTTGGTGGTGAGTTTCAGAAAGATTC ACAGGTGACTGTAGGACCTTTATTAAAAGAAATGATACAGACTTTTCATGTGTGTCAAGC TTTTGTTGGGACAGATGGTTACGATAAAGAGATGGGCTTTACCGGAAAAGATTTAATGCG CAGTGAGGTAGTTCAATATATTTCAGCAGTGTCGGATAAAGTCATTGTCCTAACTGACTC AAGTAAATTTGATAAAAGAGGTACAGTAAGAAGATTTGCTTTAAGTCAAGTCTATGAAGT AATAACAGACGAAAAACTTTCTAAACAAAATATAGCTACATTAGAAAATGCTGGGATAAT GGTTAAGGTAGTTTCGTAAGAGGTTAAGTGTATGAATCAAGATAGGAATAAACTGCTTTC TAAAATTGCTTATCTGTATTATATTGAAAACTTAAATCAGTCACAAATAGCAGCAAAATT AGGAATTTATAGAACCTCTATTAGTAGAATGTTAACAGAAGCAAGGAATGTAGGAATTGT TAAAATTGAAATAGAGAATTTTGATACCAATATGTTTAAGTTGGAAAATTATGTAAAAGA AAAATACAGTTTGGAAAGTTTAGAAATTATTCCAAATGAATTTGATGATACTCCAACAAT TTTATCTGAAAGAATTTCTCAAGTTGCAGCAGGCGTCCTTAGGAATCTAATTGATGATAA TATGAAAATTGGCTTTTCTTGGGGGAAAAGTTTAAGTAATTTAGTAGATTTAATTCACAG TAAAAGTGTCCGAAATGTTCACTTCTATCCTCTAGCAGGTGGTCCTAGTCACATACACGC TAAATACCATGTGAATACACTGATTTATGAAATGTCTAGAAAATTTCATGGAGAGTGTAC ATTTATGAATGCAACGATTGTGCAAGAAAATAAATTGTTAGCAGATGGTATTTTGCAATC AAGATATTTTGAAAATTTGAAAAATAGTTGGAAAGATTTAGATATAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 245 559 F 105 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3858656-6 ORF translation from 245-559, direction F VTVGPLLKEMIQTFHVCQAFVGTDGYDKEMGFTGKDLMRSEWQYISAVSDKVIVLTDSS KFDKRGTVRRFALSQVYEVITDEKLSKQNIATLENAGIMVKλVS* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3859118 Assembly Length: 843bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3859118 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3859118 AGCTATTGCAGGAACCAAGATNATGATTTTGGTACGTGGAGTTTTGGTATTTATTNTACC TCAAATCCTNGCAAATATGATTGGTTTGACTACGATTTCTTGGTTAATCAATCAAATTAT TACTTATGGGGTTATTGCGGCGGTTGTTATCTTCTCTCCAGAGATTCGGACTGGTTTTGG AACGTTTGGGAAGAGCGACAGATTTCTTTTCCAATGCCCCTATTAGTGCTGAGGAACAGA TGATTCGTGCCTTTGTTAAGTCTGTCGAATACATGAGTCCTCGTAAAATCGGGGCCTTGG TTGCCTATTCAGCGTGTACCGTACCTTGCAGGAGTATATTTCGACAGGAATCCCCTTGGA TGCTAAGATTTCTGCAGAACTTCTCATTAACATTTTTATTCCCAACACTCCCCTACATGA CGGTGCGGTGATTATCAAAGAAGAACGTATCGCTGTGACGTCTGCCTATCTGCCCTTGAC AAAAAACACAGGTATTTCCAAGGAATTTGGGACCAGACACCGGGCGGCTATCGGTTTATC AGAAGTCTCAGATGCCTTGACTTTTGTCGTATCAGAGGAAACGGGAGGAATTTCGATAAC CTATAATGGAAGGTTTAAGCACAACCTAACACTTGATGAATTTGAAACAGAATTACGTTG AAATCTTACTTCCAAAAGAGGAAGTGGGTCCTTAGTTTTAAAGAAACGAATGGCTAGGAG GAATGGAAACATGAAAAAAAAATAGTTTATATATCATATCCTCACTCCTTTTTTGCTTGT GTCTTATTTGTCTATGCTACGGCGACGAATTTTCAAAACAGTACCAGTGCTAGGCAGGTT AAA ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 314 661 F 116 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3859118 -6 ORF translation from 314 - 661 , direction F VYRTLQEYISTGIPLDAKISAELLINIFIPNTPLHDGAVIIKEERIAVTSAYLPLTKNTG ISKEFGTRHRAAIGLSEVSDALTFWSEETGGISITYNGRFKHNLTLDEFETELR* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result : Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3860084 Assembly Length: 710bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860084 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3860084 ATCGAATTAGTTGTTGGGTTGATTACCTTCCAAGAAAAACTAGCCCTTCTAGCCTTACTA GGAGCTGGTTTGGTTTTACTAGTCTTGTATTTGCCTTATCAGGTAAAACGTCAGATGCAG GACTAACATTGCTGATACGACACTAAAAAAGAAGTTGAGTTCAGTTTGTCTCAGCTTCTT TTTTGTTACTACAGGATAATGGTTGGTCCGTAGAGACTTATACTCTTCGAAAATCTCTTC AAACCACGTCAGCGTCGCCTTACCGTACTCAAGTACAGCTTGCGGCTAGCTTCCTAGTTT GCTCTTTGATTCTCATTGAGTATTAACTTGGTCTTGACTGGGTCAAAGTGGAAGCGGTCA TAGGCCCGCCAAGCGGCGCGAGTTGGAGCATCTGGATCAAGAGCGCTGAGTCCCATGAGA AGACTGGAAGTCTGGTAAAATTTTTCTAGTTCAATCAAGAATCGATTATCCACTGTTTCA GCCTTGGCTAGAAAACCAAGAATAGAATTTAATTCGATCCCTGAAAGCGGACGTCGTCAG CGCTTGCCTGTTTGCATGCTTGGTAGGCTTTGTTTAAGTCAGTAATCAAAGTATGAGCTC TTTTGATGGGGTCTGTATCTGTCATGGGAATGCCTCCTTTAATCTGGGTGCCAGTCTTAC TTCTGGCAACTGTGTTTTGATACTGTTAGTTTATCAGCTTTTAATTCGAT ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 294 473 R 60 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860084-6 ORF translation from 294-473, direction R VDNRFLIELEKFYQTSSLLMGLSALDPDAPTRAAWRAYDRFHFDPVKTKLILNENQRAN* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3860172 Assembly Length: 1975bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860172 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3860172 CTTGATCTTGACCGATGACACGTTTGTGCAGTTCAGCTTCCAAGTTTAAGTATTTCTTGG CATCAGTCTGAGTCAGTTTTTGAACGGGGATACCTGACAAGCGACTCAAGGTGGTCAAAA TATCAGACTCTGTCACCAAGTCTTTATAGACAGGCACTTCCTCTTCTTTTGCGATTAGCT GGGCTGCCTGTTTCCACTTGCCATCCATCAAGGCCTTGTCAGCTGGACTCAAGTCAGAAT CGTCTGCTTTTACATGCTTTGATTTATTTTGCACTGTTGCTGCCGCCTCATCCAAGAGAT CGATAGCAGAGTCTGGCAAGTGACGACTGGTTAAATAACGATGAGCCATCTTAACCGCTG TTTCAACCGCTTCATCTGTGATTTGTACACGGTGATGTTTCTCATAAGTCGCCTTCAAAC CTTGTAAAATAGTCATACTATCTGCCACACTTGGTTCTTCAATCGTCACTTTAGCGAAAC GACGAGAAAGTGCCGCATCTTTTTCGATATGTTTTTGATATTCTTCCTGAGTGGTGGCAC CAACCGTTCTCAAAGTTCCACGCGCCAAGGCTGGTTTCAAGATATTGGCCGCATCCAGAG TCGAATCAATTCCGCTACCAGAACCCATGATGGTGTGGAGTTCATCGATAAAGAGGATGA CTTGGCCATCTTCTTCAATATCCTTGATGATATTATTCATGCGTTCTTCAAAGTCACCAC GGAAGCGTGTCCCTGCAACGACATTCATCAAATCAAGTTCTAACACGCGCATCTTAGCCA TTTCCGCAGGCACGTCACCACTGGCAATACGCTGGGCAAGACCAAGCGCCAGAGCTGTTT TCCCGACACCAGCATCCCCAACCAAGACAGGGTTGTTCTTAGTCTTCCGGCTTAAGATTT GAATCATACGTGAGATTTCCTTGTCCCGACCGATGACTGGTTCTAACTTGCCAGAACGCG CTTGCTCTGTCAAATCATGCGTATAGTCCTCAAGACCACCACTAGGAGTCTGCGGCATGC CCATCATATTGGCCATAGAATTTTGCTTGTCAGCTACTGTACGATGGCGTTGGCGCAAAG CCTTGAGATCTTCACGAGTCCAGCCTGCCCGTTCTTCTAAATTTCGACGAAGAGCAGCAA TCTTGACCTGATCTTTCTTGTCTTCATAAGAAAAACCAGCCCTCTCCAAGATACGAGTCG CCAAGGCATTGCCATCATGCAAAATCGCATAGAGGACGTGCTCTGTCCCTAGCACCTTAG CATGGACCACTGACACTACATACTCTGCTTCGTCAAAAAGAACCTGCAAACGACGGGAGA ACGGCAATTCCGTAAAGGTTTCATCCTGGCTATAGTCCGTTTCAGTCAGTTCCAAAGCCA CCTCTTCTAAACGGTCCATCTCATACGGATAATCATTTAAAGTTGCCCCTGCTACACTAT AACTGTGATTAGACATGGCAATCAACAAGTGCCAAGACTCTAGATAACGAGGCTCCAAAA TGTCCAGCAACCATGTAGGCACTTTCGATACATTCATTCAATGCTTTTGAATAGTTCATC TTACTTCCCTTTTCTATCTACCTCTTGTATGACCTGACGTAGCATGTTTGCTCGAACAAC TGGAGCTTCTTCTCCTAAAACGCGATCCAAAGCTACTGATTCTAGCAAATTCATCTCCTG CTTGGTCATCAATTCCTGCTCAACCAAAAGCTGGAGAATATCCTCATAAATTTCGATGAC TGACTCGCTCACCAATCGAGTAAAGCAGCTCCCGGAACATTTCATGATGACTAGAAAACT CAATCCGTCCTATACGAATGTAGCCTCCACCACCACGCTTACTTTCAACCAAGTAGCCTC TACTTTCCGTAAAGCGTGTCTTGATCACGTAGTTAATCTGACTAGGAACAACCTGAAAGG TATCTGCCAACTGACTCCGTTGCAACTCCACGATACCAGATTGATCTAAAATCGC ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 8 1724 1888 R 55 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860172-8 ORF translation from 1724-1$ direction R VIKTRFTESRGYLVESKRGGGGYIRIGRIEFSSHHEMFRELLYSIGERVSHRNL* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3860242 Assembly Length: 1592bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860242 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3860242 GCCCCATTAGTGGTAACTCTTTTTGCAGCCTTAACAGGCGCATTGATTTTTCTGGCCCAC GAATCTGGGATTTATTATTTTAAACAGTAAGAGGAAATTATGACTTTTAAATCAGGCTTT GTAGCCATTTTAGGACGTCCCAATGTTGGGAAGTCAACCTTTTTAAATCACGTTATGGGG CAAAAGATTGCCATCATGAGTGACAAGGCGCAGACAACGCGCAATAAAATCATGGGAATT TACACGACTGATAAGGAGCAAATTGTCTTTATCGACACACCAGGGATTCACAAACCTAAA ACAGCTCTCGGAGATTTCATGGTTGAGTCTGCCTACAGTACCCTTCGCGAAGTGGACACT GTTCTTTTCATGGTGCCTGCTGATGAAGCGCGTGGTAAGGGGGACGATATGATTATCGAG CGTCTCAAGGCTGCCAAGGTTCCTGTGATTTTGGTGGTGAATAAAATCGATAAGGTCCAT CCAGACCAGCTCTTGTCTCAGATTGATGACTTCCGTAATCAAATGGACTTTAATCGGAAA TTGTTCCAATCTCAGCCCTTCAGGGAAATAACGTGTCTCGTCTAGTGGATATTTTGAGTG AAAATCTGGATGAAGGTTTCCAATATTTCCCGTCTGATCAAATCACAGACCATCCAGAAC GTTTCTTAGTTTCAGAAATGGTTCGCGAGAAAGTCTTGCACCTAACTCGTGAAGAGATTC CGCATTCTGTAGCAGTAGTTGTTGACTCTATGAAACGAGACGAAGAGACAGACAAGGTTC ACATCCGTGCAACCATCATGGTCGAGCGCGATAGCCAAAAAGGGATTATCATCGGTAAAG GTGGCGCTATGCTTAAGAAAATCGGTAGCATGGCCCGTCGTGATATCGAACTCATGCTAG GAGACAAGGTCTTCCTAGAAACCTGGGTCAAGGTCAAGAAAAACTGGCGCGATAAAAAGC TAGATTTGGCTGACTTGGGCTATAATGAAAGAGAATACTAAGTAGAGGTAGGCTCATGCC TGCTTCTTGTTTTTACAGAAGGAGGACTTATGCCTGAATTACCTGAGGTTGAAACCGTTT GTCGTAGCTTAGAAAAATTGATTATAGGAAAGAAGATTTCGAGTATAGAAATTCGCTACC CCAAGATGATTAAGACGGATTTGGAAGAGTTTCAAAGGGAATTGCCTAGTCAGATTATCG AGTCAATGGGACGTCGTGGAAAATATTTGCTTTTCTGCCTGACAGACAAGGTCTTGATTT CCCATTTGCGGATGGAGGGCAAGTATTTTTATTATCCAGACCAAGTGCCTGAACGCAAGC ATGCCCATGTTTTCTTCCGGTTTGAAGATGGGGGCACGCTTGTTTATGAGGATGTACGCA AGTTTGGAACCATGGAACTCTTGGTGCCTGACCTTTTAGACGCCTACTTTATTTCTAAAA AATTAGGTCCTGAACCAAGCGAACAAGACTTTGATTTACAGGTCTTTCAAGCTGCCCTTG CCAAGTCCAAAAAGCCTATCAAATCCCATCTCCTAGACCAGACCTTGGTAGCTGGACTTG GCAATATCTATGTGGATGAGTTCTCTGGCGAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 573 1001 F 143 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860242-7 ORF translation from 573-1001, direction F VSRLVDILSENLDEGFQYFPSDQITDHPERFLVSEMVREKVLHLTREEIPHSVAVWDSM KRDEETDKVHIRATIMVERDSQKGIIIGKGGAMLKKIGSMARRDIELMLGDKVFLETWVK VKKNWRDKKLDLADLGYNEREY* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : GTP-BINDING PROTEIN ERA HOMOLOG . - STREPTOCOCCUS MUTANS . Assembly ID: 3860282 Assembly Length: 1604bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860282 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3860282 TCATCAAAAGCAGTTAACGAATTGTGAGCGTGTGTTATGAGAAATCATGAAAGTACGGAC CGATACATATAAAAAGGATTTAACTATGGAAGAATTCTCTGTATTGGTTGTGGAGCAACC ATTCAGACGACAGATAAAGCTGGTCTTGGTTTTACCCCCCAGTCGGCACTTGAAAAAGGT TTGGAGACTGGCGAAGTCTATTGCCAACGCTGTTTCCGTCTCCGCCACTACAATGAATCA CAGATGTCCAGTTGACGAACGATGATTTCCTCAAGCTCTTGCACGAGGTGGGAGACAGTG ATGCTTTAGTGGTCAATGTCATTGATATCTTTGATTTTAATGGATCTGTCATCCCAGGTT TACCACGTTTCGTCTCGGGCAATGATGTCCTCTTGGTAGGAAATAAAAAAGATATCCTTC CTAAGTCAGTTAAGTCTGGTAAGATTAGCCAGTGGCTCATGAAACGTGCCCATGAAGAAG GTCTTCGTCCAGTCGATGTGGTCCTAACTTCAGCACAAAATAAACATGCCATTAAGGAAG TCATTGACAAGATTGAACACTACCGTAAGGGCCGCGATGTCTATGTGGTCGGTGTGACCA ACGTTGGAAAATCAACTCTAATCAATGCTATTATCCAAGAAATCACGGGTGATCAGAATG TCATCACTACTTCACGCTTCCCAGGGACAACCTTGGACAAAATAGAGATTCCGCTTGACG ACGGATCTTATATTTACGATACGCCGGGAATTATCCACCGTCACCAGATGGCTCACTACT TGACGGCCAAAAACCTCAAGTATGTCAGTCCTAAAAAGGAAATCAAGCCTAAGACCTATC AGCTTAATCCTGAGCAAACCCTATTTTTAGGTGGTTTGGGACGCTTTGACTTTATAGCAG GAGAAAAGCAAGGATTTACTGCTTTCTTTGATAATGAACTCAAACTCCATCGTAGCAAGC TTGAAGGAGCTAGTGCTTTCTACGATAAGCACCTGGGAACTCTTCTGACACCACCAAATA GCAAGGAAAAAGAAGATTTCCCAAGGCTAGTCCAGCATGTCTTTACCATTAAAGATAAGA CAGACCTAGTCATCTCAGGCCTAGGATGGATTCGTGTAACAGGCACAGCAAAAGTCGCCG TCTGGGCACCAGAAGGCGTCGCCGTCGTCACACGAAAAGCAATTATTTAAGCACAGAAAG GAAAGGGTTGTCTGAATTTGGGCGAGCAAGGCGAGCCCCATAGAGAATACTTTTCGCTGT GGTGTAAGTTGGTACAAGTGATTGTACCAACTGCGGAAAATTTGAGACCTTAGGCTCAAA TTTTAGTCATGAAAGTCCGAAGGACTTTGCTGACGTCCGTCACCACTTCAGAAAAGTATA AAAAGAAACTCTTTTAAAGAAATTATGTCATTAACATCAAAACAACGTGCCTTCCTCAAC AGCCAGGCACACACCCTCAAACCTATCATCCAAATCGGGAAAAATGGACTCAACGACCAA ATCAAAACCAGCGTCCGTCAAGCTCTTGATGCCCCGTTGAATTAATCAAGGTTACTCCCC TTTACAAAACACAGATTGAAAACATCCCGGACGAATGTAATTCG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 288 1190 F 301 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860282-6 ORF translation from 288-1190, direction F VGDSDALWNVIDIFDFNGSVIPGLPRFVSGNDVLLVGNKKDILPKSVKSGKISQWLMKR AHEEGLRPVDWLTSAQNKHAIKEVIDKIEHYRKGRDVYWGVTNVGKSTLINAIIQEIT GDQNVITTSRFPGTTLDKIEIPLDDGSYIYDTPGIIHRHQMAHYLTAKNLKYVSPKKEIK PKTYQLNPEQTLFLGGLGRFDFIAGEKQGFTAFFDNELKLHRSKLEGASAFYDKHLGTLL TPPNSKEKEDFPRLVQHVFTIKDKTDLVISGLG IRVTGTAKVAVWAPEGVAWTRKAII Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3860296 Assembly Length: 2025bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860296 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3860296 CCGTAATGGGTCGTAACCTTGCCCTTAATATTGAATCACGTGGTTACACAATTGCTATCT ACAACCGTAGTAAAGAAAAAACGGAAGATGTGATTGCTTGCCATCCTGAAAAGAACTTTG TACCAAGCTATGACGTTGAAAGTTTTGTAAACTCAATCGAAAAACCTCGTCGTATCATGC TGATGGTTCAAGCTGGACCTGGTACAGATGCTACTATCCAAGCCCTTCTTCCACACCTTG ACAAGGGTGATATCTTGATTGACGGTGGAAATACTTTCTACAAAGATACCATCCGTCGTA ATGAAGAATTGGCAAACTCAGGTATCAACTTTATCGGTACTGGAGTTTCTGGTGGTGAAA AAGGTGCCCTTGAAGGTCCTTCTATCATGCCTGGTGGACAAAAAGAGGCCTACGAATTGG TTGCGGATGTTCTTGAAGAAATCTCAGCTAAAGCACCAGAAGATGGCAAGCCATGTGTGA CTTACATCGGTCCTGATGGAGCTGGTCACTATGTGAAAATGGTTCACAATGGTATTGAGT ACGGTGATATGCAATTGATCGCAGAAAGCTATGACTTGATGCAACACTTGCTAGGCCTTT CTGCAGAGGATATGGCTGAAATCTTTACTGAGTGGAACAAGGGTGAATTAGACAGCTACT TGATCGAAATCACAGCTGATATCTTGAGCCGTAAAGACGATGAAGGCCAAGATGGACCAA TCGTAGACTACATCCTTGATGCTGCAGGTAACAAGGGAACTGGTAAATGGACGAGCCAAT CATCTCTTGACCTTGGTGTACCATTGTCACTGATTACTGAGTCAGTGTTTGCACGCTACA TTTCAACTTACAAAGAAGAACGTGTACATGCTAGCAAGGTGCTTCCAAAACCAGCTGCCT TCAACTTTGAAGGAGACAAGGCTGAATTGATTGAAAAAATCCGTCAAGCCCTTTACTTCT CAAAAATCATTTCATACGCACAAGGATTTGCTCAATTGCGTGTAGCCTCTAAAGAAAACA ACTGGAACTTGCCATTTGCAGATATCGCATCTATCTGGCGTGATGGCTGTATCATCCGTT CTCGTTTCTTGCAAAAGATTACAGATGCTTACAACCGCGATGCAGATCTTGCCAACCTTC TTTTGGACGAGTACTTCTTGGATGTTACTGCTAAGTACCAACAAGCAGTACGTGATATCG TAGCTCTTGCGGTTCAAGCAGGTGTGCCAGTGCCAACTTTCTCAGCAGCTATTACTTACT TTGATAGCTACCGTTCAGCTGACCTTCCAGCTAACTTGATCCAAGCACAACGTGACTACT TTGGTGCTCACACTTACCAACGTAAAGACAAAGAAGGAACCTTCCACTACTCTTGGTATG ACGAAAAATAAGTAGGTCAGCCATGGGGAAACGGATTTTATTACTTGAGAAAGAACGAAA TCTAGCTCATTTTTTAAGTTTGGAACTCCAGAAAGAGCAGTATCGGGTTGATCTGGTAGA GGAGGGGCAAAAAGCCCTCTCCATGGCTCTTCAGACAGACTATGATTTGATTTTATTGAA TGTTAATCTGGGAGATATGATGGCTCAGGATTTTGCAGAAAAATTGAGCCGAACTAAACC TGCCTCAGTCATCATGATTTTAGATCATTGGGAAGACTTGCAAGAAGAGCTGGAAGTTGT TCAGCGTTTTGCAGTTTCATACATCTATAAGCCAGTCCTTATCGAAAATCTGGTAGCGCG TATTTCGGCGATCTTCCGAGGTCGGGACTTCATTGATCAACACTGCAGTCTGATGAAAGT TCCAAGGACCTACCGCAATCTTAGGATAGATGTTGAACATCACACGGTTTATCGTGGTGA AGAGATGATTGCTCTGACACGCCGTGAGTATGACCTTTTGGCGACACTTATGGGAAGCAA NGAAGTATTGACTCGTGAGCAATTGTTGGAAAGTGTTTGGAAGTATGAAAGTGCGACCGA GACAAATATCGTAGATGTCTATATCCGCTATCTACGGAGCAAGCT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 8 1697 1843 R 49 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860296-8 ORF translation from 1697-1843, direction R VMFNIYPKIAVGP NFHQTAVLINEVPTSEDRRNTRYQIFDKDWLIDV* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3860406 Assembly Length: 1578bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860406 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3860406 CTACACCGGTTTGGTTAAAAATCGTATGCAAACCAAGGAGGCTTGGAGTCAGATTGATGT TCAGTTGAAACGTCGAAATGACCTCTTGCCAAACTTGATTGAGACTGTAAAAGGTTATGC CAAATATGAAGGTTCTACCTTGAAAAGGTGGCAGAACTACGTAACCAAGTGGCGGCAGCG AATTCACCAGCAGAAGCTATGAAAGCCAGTGATGCCCTCAATCGTCAGGTTTCAGGTATT TTTGCAGTTGCAGAAAGCTATCCAGATTTGAAAGCTAGTGCTAACTTTGTTAAATTGCAA GAGGAGTTGACAAATACAGAAAATAAAATTTCTTACTCTCGTCAACTCTATAACAGTGTT GTCAGCAACTACAATGTAAAATTAGAAACTTTCCCGAGCAATATTATCGCTGGAATGTTT GGATTTAAAGCGGCAGATTTCCTTCAAACACCTGAAGAGGAAAAGTCGGTTCCTAAAGTT GATTTTAGCGGTTTAGGTGACTAAGATGTTGTTTGATCAAATTGCAAGCAATAAACGAAA AACCTGGATTTTGTTGCTGGTATTTTTCCTACTCTTAGCTCTTGTTGGTTATGCGGTTGG TTATCTCTTTATAAGATCTGGACTTGGTGGTTTGGTTATCGCACTGATTATCGGCTTTAT CTACGCTTTGTCTATGATTTTTCAATCGACAGAGATTGTCATGTCCATGAATGGAGCGCG TGAGGTGGATGAGCAAACGGCACCAGACCTCTACCATGTAGTGGAAGATATGGCTCTGGT CGCTCAGATTCCTATGCCCCGTATTTTCATCATTGATGATCCAGCCTTAAATGCCTTTGC GACAGGTTCTAATCCTCAAAATGCGGCTGTTGCTGCGACTTCAGGTCTACTAGCTATCAT GAATCGTGAAGAACTAGAAGCTGTTATGGGACATGAAGTCAGTCATATTCGTAATTATGA TATCCGTATTTCGACTATTGCAGTTGCCCTTGCTAGTGCTATCACCATGCTTTCTAGTAT GGCAGGTCGTATGATGTGGTGGGGTGGAGCAGGTCGCAGACGAAGTGATGATGACCGAGA TGGAAATGGTCTTGAAATCATTATGCTAGTGGTTTCCCTACTAGCTATTGTACTGGCACC TCTCGCTGCAACCTTGGTTCAGCTCGCTATTTCTCGTCAGAGGGAATTTCTGGCAGATGC ATCTAGTGTCGAGCTGACTCGCAATCCCCAGGGAATGATTAATGCCCTAGATAAGTTGGA CAATAGCAAACCTATGAGTCGCCACGTCGATGATGCTAGCAGTGCCCTTTATATCAATGC TCCCAAGAAAGGTGGGGGGGTCCAAAAACTCTTTTATACCCACCCACCTATCTCAGAACG GATTGAACGTTTAAAACAGATGTAAAATGAAGGCTGGAAAAAAGTCTTTAAAATCTGAAA AATGCATAATATCAGGTGTGAAAACTTGATATTATGCGTTTTACTATGGGAAGATTTACT TCTTTTTCTCCTAAAATTGTGTTTTTGCCCCACCTATCTGCTATGTTGCAAATTCGATAA ATCTTCTAAATTAACTAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 148 504 F 119 aa 7 497 1405 F 303 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860406-6 ORF translation from 148-504, direction F VAELRNQVAAANSPAEAMKASDALNRQVSGIFAVAESYPDLKASANFVKLQEELTNTENK ISYSRQLYNSVVSNYNVKLETFPSNIIAGMFGFKAADFLQTPEEEKSVPKVDFSGLGD* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description: unknown [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860406-7 ORF translation from 497-1405, direction F VTKMLFDQIASNKRKT ILLLVFFLLLALVGYAVGYLFIRSGLGGLVIALIIGFIYALSM IFQSTEIVMSMNGAREVDEQTAPDLYHWEDMALVAQIPMPRIF11DDPALNAFATGSNP QNAAVAATSGLLAIMNREELEAVMGHEVSHIRNYDIRISTIAVALASAITMLSSMAGRMM WGGAGRRRSDDDRDGNGLEIIMLWSLLAIVLAPLAATLVQLAISRQREFLADASSVEL TRNPQGMINALDKLDNSKPMSRHVDDASSALYINAPKKGGGVQKLFYTHPPISERIERLK QM* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN HTPX PRECURSOR. - ESCHERICHIA COLI. Assembly ID: 3860416 Assembly Length: 1644bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860416 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3860416 TTTTTACCACTTCACCGGAGTTTTTCTTCCTTAACTTCCATCAGGATTAATCGCTGTAAA GATACGTTTCTTTAACCAGTTTTTCCTTCTTGTTCNACACGAGTTTCACCTAGAAACAGT GTTGAATCTTTTTTCTCAACTGTCTTGAAGGCCAAATCTTTTTCAACAAAATTTCGAGTT GTGGGGAAGATCTTTCTTGTAACAGCAGCAACTGTCTTTCTCCAGAAACTGGTTTTTCCC TTAGTCAACTGGATACCGGTATTCCTTAACTTGTTTTCCACTTTCTGAAACGAGGCGAAC AAGTACTGGAAGGCAATCTTCTCCACTATCTACCACAGTTGAAGCTACTTGATTGTTTTC TTCAACTGAGACTTTTGGCCGTTGACCTTTATAGGTAATTTGATAGTCTTGACGATTTTC AGCGAAATCAGCAAGTTCTTTTCCATCTACAAGAATCTTCGATTGCGTGCTTTCTTGAGG CAATTCACTTGGTGCAAGGAAGGTCATCTCAATCATCGCAACACCGCTCTTATCTGCTTT ACGCTCCATACGCCATCTCATAGCTTTGGCTTTGACAGCTTTAAATGTTACGTTGATTTC ATCACCAGCTGCGATGTCTTTATCCGCACGATAAGGCACAGCTTCCCAATTTTCTGGATT GTTGAATGGATGGTCTGCGTCGTAGGCTTGGTAGTTTGAATAGTAGGTTGGCACTTCAAA CTCTGGACCGACATAGCGTTCTAAAACGAGTTTAGTTGGTGCATCCGTACCACTATCTGC AAAGAAGTGAAGTTTGGCTTGCGCAACAGTCCGTTCTACAATCTTACCATTTTCACGGAA GATCACACCCGCTGATACTTCTGGATTAGAAGATGGTGTTGGAGACCAGTTTGTCCAACG ACGATTTTCTGAATGATCTCCGTCATTGAGATAGTCAACGCGGTCATGAGAGTTTTTGTC AATATCATTGGTTGCTGAAGCAAAGGCCTGGTTACTGTTTTCATCATAGTTAGGGTTATC TGAAAGAGCTTCGCCTAGTTTGTCTGTCACTCGTACAGTGACCTCAGCAACAAGATCACT ACCAAGGACATGGCCTCGAACGGTAAATTGACCTGCTTTTGTCAGATTTTCTGCTGGAAC TTCTTCCCATTCAACTGACAAATCTTTTGTTTCGTAGCCGTCTTTACCTGTGAAGTAAAC TGGAACCTTAGTCGGCAATTCAAGTGCTTGACCTACTTGTAGCAAGCGAGCTTGTTTAAC CGCAGCAACTGGTTTATGAGAAAGTAAGTTCTTATCCTTAGTGAAGTGCAGACGGTATTC TCCTAAGATGTCGCCATTTTCAGCTTTCGCGATGACACGAACTGGCTCACCTTCACGAAC GCTTGGAACGACGGTAGCGAGACCATTGTTGCTAACACTTGGCTGTGACTGCCGGAACTT TCCCATCTACAGACTCAAGGTAGTATCTGTCAGATCAGGTTGAAGTTTGCTAAGTCTTTA CCGTCAACTTGGATTCTTGTTGTCCTTGCTTGGCTGCCGCAACTTGTTTCGCAAAGATTT GTACCTCTGTGATAACGTTCCTAATTTGTTGTCTGCTCTCACCATGGCGAATACGAACAG CATAGGTTTCAACTTTATCAAGAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 72 281 R 70 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860416-6 ORF translation from 72-281, direction R VENKLRNTGIQLTKGKTSFWRKTVAAVTRKIFPTTRNFVEKDLAFKTVEKKDSTLFLGET RXEQEGKTG* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3860712 Assembly Length: 1087bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860712 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3860712 ATCGAATTGCAAGTATGGCCATTGTCTTTCTATGTTAGTTTCTTTTTAAGACTGTAAATC AAGGAATCCCTTACTATTCATAGCGTAACGATTCTACAGGATCCATTTTACTAATCTTAC GCGCCGGGAAGTAGGCTGAGACATAACCAAGTAATAGAGCGAAAACTAGAGTTCCTAAAA CAGATAAAAGATTTAATTCAAAAACCTTAGTGATGGATGGGTAAAAGTGACTTACAATCG CATTCGCCAAACTTCCCACCCCTTGTGCAACCAAAAATGCCAGCAGCAAGGCGATGCCTA CAATCCAGATAGCCTCGTAAATAAAAATTCCTTTGACATCACGATTCTGATAACCAACTG CTTTCATGACACCTATTTCCTTGGAACGTTGCATGATATTGATGTAAATAATGATACCAA TCATAACCGCTGCTACCACAATAGCTTGTGATGAAAGCACAATCAATAATCCCTGAATAA CACGAATAAAGGTAATCACAATATCAAGAACTCTCTGTTAAGAAAGCACAGTATACTTCT TATTTTTCTGTAATTCTTCTGTTACTACTTTTGTCTGTGATGGATCTTTGAGTTCCAAGA TAAAATAAGATACAGCTTTCGTAAATCCAGCCTCTTTCAAAATCGTTTCCATTTGATGAG ACAGCATGAAACTGTTGCTGTCCTCCATGTCATCTTCATCATTGATTACACGTACAATCT TCGTTTGAAATTGAGCAATCTTACTAGTTTCGGCAGCACTTTCTACAATGCTGACTGAGA CTGATTTGCCAATAAGATCATTAGCTGTCAAATTTTTTCCTGTCTGTTCATTCCAATTTT TTAGTAAACTGCTTGGAATCGTTAATCCCTGTTCATTTGTATCAGTATAGAGGGATCCAG CCAACACTTTGTCCGTCTCATTATTACTAACAGAGATACTTGTATCATCATAAAGACTCA CTACTTGAGCATAAGAAGCATCGTTTGACTCAAATCCATTTCTTGCCCATCTTTTCTTGC CCATCTATAGTAATATTTGACATGTTCATCCCAAAAGGACTCTCCAAATATTTAATAGAT CGAGCCT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 74 499 R 142 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860712-6 ORF translation from 74-499, direction R VITFIRVIQGLLIVLSSQAIWAAVMIGIIIYINIMQRSKEIGVMKAVGYQNRDVKGIFI YEAI IVGIALLLAFLVAQGVGSLANAIVSHFYPSITKVFELNLLSVLGTLVFALLLGYV SAYFPARKISKMDPVESLRYE* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3860728 Assembly Length: 1283bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860728 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3860728 ATCGAATTGAAAAATACAGCATGCCTTTTGTCCAATTGGTACTTGAAAAAGGAGAAGAAG ACCGTATCTTTTCAGACTTGACTCAAATCAAGCAAGTTGTTGAAAAAACAGGTCTGCCTT CTTTTTTAAAACAAGTGGCAGTAGACGAGTCGGATAAGGAAAAAACGAATTGCTTTTTTC CAAGATTCTGTGTCGCCTTTATTACAAAACTTTATCCAGGTTCTGGCCTACAATCACAGA GCAAATCTTTTTTATGATGTGCTTGTAGATTGCTTGAACCGACTTGAAAAAGAAACAAAT CGATTTGAAGTGACGATTACGTCTGCTCATCCTCTAACTGATGAACAGAAGACTCGTTTG CTCCCTTTGATTGAGAAAAAAATGTCTCTGAAAGTAAGGAGTGTAAAAGAACAAATCGAT GAAAGTCTCATTGGTGGTTTTGTCATTTTTGCCAATCACAAGACAATTGATGTGAGTATT AAACAACAACTTAAAGTTGTTAAAGAAAATTTGAAATAGAAAGTGGTGTTCTTTTGGCAA TTAACGCACAAGAAATCAGCGCTTTAATTAAGCAACAAATTGAAAATTTCAAACCCAATT TTGATGTGACTGAAACAGGTGTTGTAACCTATATCGGGGACGGTATCGCGCGTGCTCATG GCCTTGAAAATGTCATGAGTGGAGAGTTATCGAATTTTGAAAACGGCTCTTATGGTATGG CTCAAAACTTGGAGTCAACAGACGTTGGTATTATCATCCTAGGTGACTTTACAGATATCC GTGAAGGCGATACAATCCGCCGTACAGGGAAAATCATGGAAGTCCCTGTAGGTGAAAGTC TGATTGGTCGTGTTGTGGATCCGCTTGGTCGTCCAGTTGACGGTCTTGGAGAAATCCACA CTGATAAAACTCGTCCAGTAGAAGCACCAGCTCCTGGTGTTATGCAACGTAAGTCTGTTT CAGAACCATTGCAAACTGGTTTGAAAGCTATTGACGCCCTTGTACCGATTGGTCGTGGTC AACGTGAGTTGATTATCGGTGACCGTCAGACAGGGAAAACAACCATTGCGATTGATACAA TCTTGAACCAAAAAGATCAAGATATGATCTGTATCTACGTCGCGATTGGACAAAAAGAAT CAACAGTTCGTACGCAAGTAGAAACACTTCGTCAGTACGGTGCCTTGGACTACACAATCG TTGTGACAGCCTCTGCTTCACAACCATCTCCATTGCTCTTCCTAGCTCCTTATGCTGGGG TTGCTATGGCGGAAGAATTCGAT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 259 519 F 87 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860728-6 ORF translation from 259-519, direction F VLVDCLNRLEKETNRFEVTITSAHPLTDEQKTRLLPLIEKKMSLKVRSVKEQIDESLIGG FVIFANHKTIDVSIKQQLKWKENLK* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: ATP SYNTHASE DELTA CHAIN (EC 3.6.1.34). - ENTEROCOCCUS FAECALIS (STREPTOCOCCUS FAECALIS) . Assembly ID: 3860794 Assembly Length: 1402bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860794 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3860794 CTAATCAATCCAAAAGGAGCAACCAAATAACTGGTCCACCATTCCCAATGAGCATCTGCA AAAAGTTTTCAACCCATAGCTGGCAATGCAATATTAAGAATGTCTTTATTTTTCTTAAAC AATCTCTCCTTCCTGATGAAAAGAAACTCAGTTGGTTTCCCAACCGAGTTTACTCCCTCT ATCTTAAAGTCCTAAATAAGCCTCAACCGCTACTTGCATGTCAGCAGCTGCCACTGTTGT CTTGTGACGAACAGGAGCTGTCTCAAGCCCATCAACTGCTGGTGGCACTGCAACGCCTGA GATTTCATGTAATTGAGCCAAAGCTTCAAAGTCTGTTAAACCTGCTTTTCCAGTTACAGC TTCTACTGCAACTACTGGGAACTTGTAGGGACTAGCTGTTGAAGCAATCACTGTCTTAGT CGCATCATCAGTAACCGCTTGGTATTTTCTATAAACTGCTGAGGCAACCGCCGTATGTGG ATCCTCAATATAAGAATCTAACTCATAAACACGCTTGATTTCTGCCGCTGTTTCTTCCTC AGTCGCATATTCAGCTGCAAAGAGCTCCAGAATCTCTACATCAAAATCAGTCAGTTCATA TTGTCCTTGTGTATTCAAGGTATTCATGAGTTCAGCCGTCTTAACCGCATCATTCCCCAA AAGATGGAAAATCAAACGCTCCAAGTTTGAAGATACCAAGATATCCATAGATGGGCTGGT TGTTACCTTAAACTCACGTTTCTTGTCGTAAACACGTGTCTTGAAGAAGTCTGTCAAAAC ATTGTTATCATTTGAAGCACAGATCAATTTACCAACTGGGAGACCGATTTGTTTGGCATA AAAGGCAGCCAAGATATTTCCAAAAGTTTCCTGTTGGTACTGTGAAGTTAATCTTATCAC CAGCCACGATCTCACCAGTCTTGACCAACTGAGCCATAGGCCATAAACATTAATTAAACA ATCTGTGGCACCCAAACGACCGCATATTCATAGAGTTTTAGCAGATGAAAATTGCAACCT TGTTGGCCGCTAATCTTTCACGAAGAGCCACGTCGTTAAACATGTGCTTCACGTTGGTTT GCGCATCGTCAAAGTTACCATCTATAGCGATAACATGAGTATTGTCACCATTATGAGTGG TCATTTGCAACTCTTGTACCTTGCTGACACCACCCTTTGGATAAAAGACGATAATCTCAG TACCAGGCACATCCGCAAACCCCGCCATAGCAGCTTTCCCCGTGTCACCAGATGTCGCTG TCAAGATAACAATCTTGTTCTCCAAACCATGTTTTTTAGCAGCAGTCGTCATAAAGTATG GCAAAATAGACNAGGCCATATCCTTAAAGGCAATNGTTGAACCATGGAAAAGTTCCAAAT TGTATTGCCCATCTAATTCGAT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 184 915 R 244 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3860794- 6 ORF translation from 184 -915 , direction R VRS LVIRLTSQYQQETFGNILAAFYAKQIGLPVGKLICASNDNNVLTDFFKTRVYDKKR EFKVTTSPSMDILVSSNLERLIFHLLGNDAVKTAELMNTLNTQGQYELTDFDVEILELFA AEYATEEETAAEIKRVYELDSYIEDPHTAVASAVYRKYQAVTDDATKTVIASTASPYKFP WAVEAVTGKAGLTDFEALAQLHEISGVAVPPAVDGLETAPVRHKTTVAAADMQVAVEAY LGL* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description : Probable threonine synthase Assembly ID: 3860830 Assembly Length: 989bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860830 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3860830 CTCTTCGTCACATGGAAGAAGTTGGATTCAAATCCTTCAATCTTGGTCCAGAGCCAGAAT TCTTCCTATTTAAGTTGGATGAAAATGGGGACCCAACACTTGAAGTGAATGACAAGGGTG GCTAATTTGGATTTGGCACCTTACTGACCTTGCGGACAACACACGTCGTGAGATTGTGAA TGTCTTGACCAAAATGGGATTTGAAGTAGAAGCGAGTCACCACGAGGTTGCGGTTGGACA GCATGAGATTGACTTTAAGTACGATGAAGTTCTCCCGTGCTTGTGATAAGATTCAAATCT TTAAACTTGTTGTTAAAACCATTGCTCGCAAACACGGACTTTACGCAACATTTATGGCGA AGCCAAAATTTGGTATTGCTGGATCAGGTATGCACTGTAATATGTCCTTGTTTGATGCAG AAGGAAATAACGCCTTCTTTGATCCAAATGATCCAAAAGGAATGCAGTTGTCAGAAACAG CTTACCATTTCCTAGGCGGTTTGATCAAGCATGCTTACAACTATACTGCCATCATGAACC CAACAGTTAACTCATACAAACGTTTGGTTCCAGGTTATGAAGCGCCTGTTTACATTGCTT GGGCTGGTCGTAACCGTTCGCCACTTGTGCGATCAGCGTACCTGCTTCACGTGGTATGGG AACTCGTCTTGAGTTGCGTTCAGTGGATCCAATGGCGAACCCTTACGTTGCTATGGCTGT TCTTTTGGAAGTTGGTTTGTATGGTATTGAAAATAAAATCGAAGCACCAGCTCCTATCGA AGAAAATATCTACATCATGACAGCAGAAGAGCGCAAGGAAGCTGGTATTACAGACCTTCC ATCAACTCTTCACAACGCTTTGAAAGCTTTGACAGAAGATGAAGTGGTTAAAGCTGCTCT CGGAGATCACATCTACACTAGCTTCCTTGAAGCCAAACGAATCGAATGGGCAAGTTATGC AACCTTCGTTTCACAATGGGAAATTCGAT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 176 286 F 37 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3860830 - 6 ORF translation from 176 -286 , direction F VNVLTKMGFEVEASHHEVAVGQHEIDFKYDEVLPCL* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: Glutamine Synthtase SAGLNAR NCBI gi : 468507NCBI gi : 47374 - Staphylococcus aureus . Assembly ID: 3860984 Assembly Length: 817bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860984 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3860984 ATCGAATTTATCCGTAAGACCATTCAGCACTTGGCAAGTAATGGGTGTGATTTGATTCGT CTAGATGCCTTTGCTTATGCAGTGAACGAAATTGGATACTAATGATTTCTTTGTGGAACC AGATATTTGGGATTTATTGGACAAAGTTCGAGATATCGCTGCTGAGTATGGGACAGAGCT TTTACCTGAGATTCATGAACACTATTCGATTCAGTTTAAAATAGCAGACCATGATTACTA TGTTTATGATTTTGCTCTTCCAATGGTGACACTTTATACTCTTTACAGTTCCAGAACAGA GCGTTTGGCTAAGTGGTTAAAGATGAGCCCGATGAAGCAATTTACGACGCTAGATACCCA TGATGGGATTGGAGTAGTAGATGTCAAGGATATCCTGACCGATGAGGAGATTGACTATGC TTCAAATGAACTCTATAAGGTTGGAGCCAATGTCAAACGTAAGTACTCTAGTGCCGAGTA TAACAACTTAGATATCTTACCCAAAATCAATTCAACCTAACTTATTCAGCGCTTGGAGAT GATGATGTCAAGTATTTTCTCGCTCGTCTAATTCAAGCTTTTGCCCCAGGTATTCCTCAG GTTTACTATGTGGGTCTATTAGCAGGCAAGAATGACTTGAAATTATTAGAAGAAACTAAA GAAGGTCGAAATATTAATCGTCATTACTATAGCAACGAGGAAATAGCAAAAGAAGTGCAA CGACCTGTTGTGAAGGCCCTTCTCAATCTATTTTCTTTCCGTAACCGTTCAGAAGCCTTT GATCTAGAAGGGACTACTGAGATAGAGACACCAACAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 113 520 F 136 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3860984-6 ORF translation from 113-520, direction F VEPDIWDLLDKVRDIAAEYGTELLPEIHEHYSIQFKIADHDYYVYDFALPMVTLYTLYSS RTERLAK LKMSPMKQFTTLDTHDGIGWDVKDILTDEEIDYASNELYKVGANVKRKYSS AEYNNLDILPKINST* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: sucrose phosphorylase (EC 2.4.1.7) - Streptococcus mutans Assembly ID: 3861088 Assembly Length: 556bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3861088 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3861088 ATCGAATTTGCTCTAATAACAAGTTTTTTGGTCAAAGACCCCGTCTTAGTGGGAAGCATC CCCATTCCAGATGGAGTTTTTCACGATCACATAATCAACGTGTTTAAGGTCAGCAACCTG ACGTCCACCTGCATAAGAAATAGCACTTTGAAGGTCTTGTTCCATCTCAGTTAAAGTGTC TTGCAGATGACCTTTAGCAGGAAGCAAGATACGTTTGCCTCCCACATTTTTGTAAGCACC TTTTTGATATTGTGAGGCTGAACCATAATATCCTCTGAACTGTCCACCATCGACTTCAAT CGTTTCCCCTGGACTTTCAATGTGTCCTGCAAAGAGGGAACCAATCATGATCATGCTAGC ACCGAAGCGGATAGACTTAGCAATATCACCGTGAGTACGAATTCCTCCATCAGCGATAAT CGGTTTACGCGCAGCCTTGGCACACCAGCGTAAGAGCAGCCAACTGCCAACCACCTGTTA CCAAAACCAGTCTTAACCTTGGTGATACAAACCTTACCAGGACGGATTCCGACCTTAGTA CCATCCGCACTAGCAT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 46 474 R 143 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3 861088 - 6 ORF trans lation from 46 - 474 , direction R WGSWLLLRWCAKAARKPI IADGGIRTHGDIAKSIRFGASMIMIGSLFAGHIESPGETIE VDGGQFRGYYGSASQYQKGAYKNVGGKRILLPAKGHLQDTLTEMEQDLQSAISYAGGRQV ADLKHVDYVI VKNS I NGDASH * Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: inosine-5 ' -monophosphate dehydrogenase (guaB) homolog Haemophilus influenzae (strain Rd KW20) Assembly ID: 3861138 Assembly Length: 528bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3861138 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3861138 AAAAAGCCAGAGGAGTGTGAGGAAGTGGAAAATCGAAAATTGTGAAGGATATCTTATTTT TATCTCAAGTGTCTCAGCCGGCAAGTCAGGAGGACCTTTATCTTGCCAGAGATTTGCAGG ATACACTCTTAGCAAATCGTGATACCTGTGTTGGTCTAGCTGCCAATATGATTGGGGTGC AGAAGCGCGTGATTATCTTTAATCTTGGCTTAGTTCCCGTGGTCATGTTTAACCCAGTGC TTCTGTCCTTTGAAGGATCTTATGAGGCAGAAGAAGGCTGTTTGTCCTTGGTAGGTGTGA GATCAACTAAGCGTTATGAAACCATAAGGCTTGCCTATCGTGACAGCAAGTGGCAGGAAC AGACCATTACCTTGACAGGCTTCCCAGCTCAGATTTGCCAGCATGAGCTGGATCACTTGG AAGGACGAATCATTTAGGAAGGAAAGCAAATGAAACGAATAGTCTTTGAACTTATTTTTA TCGCAACGACCTGGGTATATCTTTTTACCGCCCCTTAACCTGACCAGC ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 42 437 F 132 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3861138-6 ORF translation from 42-437, direction F VKDILFLSQVSQPASQEDLYLARDLQDTLLANRDTCVGLAANMIGVQKRVIIFNLGLVPV VMFNPVLLSFEGSYEAEEGCLSLVGVRSTKRYETIRLAYRDSKWQEQTITLTGFPAQICQ HELDHLEGRII* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: fms protein homolog - Thermus aquaticus (fragment) Assembly ID: 3861256 Assembly Length: 638bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3861256 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3861256 CTTAGGTCATTTTTAAAATTCAAATTCCGCAAGAACATCTTGCCCACTGGTGACCAATTT TGCTCCTTCTTGAATCAAATGATGGCAACCGTCTGATAGTCCATCTAAAATGCTACCAGG AATAGCAAAGATATCGCGTCCTTCTTCCATTGCTCGCTCACAGGTAATGAGACTACCTGA ACGCATCTTAGCCTCTGCTACAATCACACCACGACAAAGTCCAGCAATGATGCGATTACG GGCAGGAAAATCGAAATTTCAGAGGTTGTTCGCCAGATCCATATTCACTTAGAGCCAGAT GGTCATTGCCGATGTAGTCTTGCAAGCGTTTGTTGGCTTTAGGATAAAACACATCCAGTC CTGTTCCAATCACTGCAATGGTTTTTCCGCCATTCTGAAAAGCTGCCATATGAGCTGCTG TGTCAATGCCCTTGGCCAGACCACTGACAATAACCAGTTCATTTTCCAAGCCTTGAATGA CTTTTTCAACTGACTTAGCTCCCTGTTTGCTACAAGCACGAATGCCCACGAACGCTACCT TCCGGGAATTTCAAGGAAGGTCAAGATTTCCCCTTGTTAAAATAAAAATACAGGCGCATC ATATTATTTCACTCCAAATCCCCAAGGGATAACAAGTC ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 13 207 R 65 aa 7 236 529 R 98 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3861256-6 ORF translation from 13-207, direction R VIVAEAKMRSGSLITCERAMEEGRDIFAIPGSILDGLSDGCHHLIQEGAKLVTSGQDVLA EFEF* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : SMF PROTEIN. - ESCHERICHIA COLI. [SEQ ID NO: ] 3861256-7 ORF translation from 236-529, direction R VGIRACSKQGAKSVEKVIQGLENELVIVSGLAKGIDTAAHMAAFQNGGKTIAVIGTGLDV FYPKANKRLQDYIGNDHLALSEYGSGEQPLKFRFSCP* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : SMF PROTEIN (FRAGMENT). - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. Assembly ID: 3861262 Assembly Length: 1727bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3861262 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3861262 NCAAAAAATGTAGTGATTACGGGAGCAACTTCAGGAATCGGGAAGCGATTGCGCGTGCTT ATCTGGAGCAGGGTGAGGATGTCGTTCTAACAGGACGACGGATAGACAGATTAGAAATCC TTCAAGTCGGAGTTTGCAGTAAGCTTTCCAAATCAAACCGTCTGGACTTTTCCACTAGAT GTGACGGATATGGTCATGGTGAAGACTGTTTGCTCTGATATTCTAGAAACGATAGGGAGG ATTGATATCTTGGTCAACAACGCCGGACTGGCTCTTGGCTTGGCTCCCTATCAAGACTAT GAGGAGTTGGATATGTTGACCATGTTGGATACCAATGTTAAAGGTCTGATGGCGGTTACT CGCTGTTTCTTGCCAGCAATGGTAAAAGTCAATCAAGGTCACGTTATCAATATGGGGTCA ACCGCAGGAATCTACGCCTATGCTGGTGCCGCTGTTTACTCAGCTACCAAGGCTGCGGTT AAGACCTTTTCGGATGGACTGCGAATTCGATACCATCGCAACGGATATCAAGGTGACAAC CATTCAGCCTGGGATTGTCGAAACAGATTTCTCAACTGTTCGTTTTCATGGTGATAAAGA GCGGGCTGCGTCCGTTTACCAAGGAATAGAAGCCTTGCAAGCTCAGGATATTGCAGACAC AGTAGTCTATGTGACCAGTCAGCCTCGCCGTGTTCAGATTACAGATATGACCATTATGGC CAATCAACAGGCGACAGGTTTCATGATTCATAAAAAATAAGAAATTTCCTCGAAAAGTTA CAAATTTCTGTAACTTTTTTGATTTCCTACGAATAGATAAGTAGGAGGAAGAAAATATGT ATAATAAAGTTATCATGATTGGGCGTTTAACGTCTACACCAGAATTGCACAAAACCAACA ATGACAAGTCGGTAGCGCGAGCAACTATCGCTGTGAACCGTCGTTACAAAGACCAAAACG GTGAACGTGAAGCTGATTTTGTTCAATATGGTCCCTATGGGGCCAGAACTAGCCAGAAAA CTTTGGCAAGCTACGCAACCAAAGGTAGTCTCATTTCCGTTGATGGAGAATTGCGTACCC GTCGCTTTGAGAAAAATGGCCAAATGAACTACGTGACCGAAGTACTTGTCACAGGATTCC AACTCTTGGAAAGTCGTGCTCAACGTGCCATGCGTGAAAATAATGCAGGCCAAGATTTGG CAGATTTAGTCTTGGAAGAAGAAGAATTGCCATTTTAATACTCTTCGAAAATCTCTTCAA ACCACGTTAGCTTTATCCACAACATCAAAGCAATGCTTTGAGCAGCCTGCGGCTAGCTTC CTAGTTTGCTTTTTGATTTTTATTGAGTGTTAGTTACTTGATAGCTTCGACCAAGTCTTG AGCTTGTTTTTCAAGTGAGTTTAGGACTGTTTCTTCAAGAACCAATTTTCCGTCTGCCCA GGCAGAGTCATTAACACGTGCAGCAGTGAAATCACCAACGCCTTGTGTACGGATAAATGG CAAGAGGTCTTTGTAGATAGCGAAAAGTTGATCGTGCCCTGCATTGGCTACAGATGATAC TGTGACAAACTTGTCTTGAAGGGCAGAAACGCCACGTGTATCAGACAAGTCAAGGGCACG AGATAGCCAGTCAAGCAAGTTTTTCACTGTACCAGGGATAGAGAAGTTGTAGACTGGAGA GAAAATCCAGATAGCATCCGCAACGAGAACTGCTTCACGAGCAGCAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 181 594 F 138 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3861262-6 ORF translation from 181-594, direction F VTDMVMVKTVCSDILETIGRIDILVNNAGLALGLAPYQDYEELDMLTMLDTNVKGLMAVT RCFLPAMVKVNQGHVINMGSTAGIYAYAGAAVYSATKAAVKTFSDGLRIRYHRNGYQGDN HSA DCRNRFLNCSFSW* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : HYPOTHETICAL OXIDOREDUCTASE IN DCP 3' REGION (FRAGMENT) ESCHERICHIA COLI. (BLAST) Assembly ID: 3864150 Assembly Length: 3808bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864150 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864150 AACTGGAACAAATATGGTTTTGTTCAAAACACCAATACCGTAAGGTTGACCGTGAAACAG GTGTTGTCACGAACGAAATTGTTTGGTTGACAGCTGATGAAGAAGATGAATATACTGTAG CTCAGGCTAACTCTCGTCTGAATGAAGATGGAACCTTTGCTGACAAGATTGTCATGGGAC GTCACCAAGGGGTCAACCAAGAGTATCCAGCTAATATTGTTGACTACATGGACGTTTCAC CAAAACAGGTAGTTGCCGTTGCGACAGCATGTATTCCTTTCTTGGAAAACGATGACTCCA ACCGTGCCCTCATGGGAGCCAATATGCAACGTCAGGCTGTGCCATTGATTAATCCTCAGG CACCTTACGTTGGTACTGGTATGGAATACCAAGCAGCCCACGATTCTGGTGCGGCTGTGA TTGCTCAGTATGATGGTAAAGTTACTTACGCAGATGCTGACAAGGTAGAAGTTCGTCGTG AAGATGGTTCATTGGATGTTTACCACATCCAAAAATTCCGTCGTTCAAACTCAGGTACTG CTTACAACCAACGCACTCTCGTAAAAGTTGGTGATGTCGTTGAAAAAGGCGATTTCATCG CTGACGGACCTTCTATGGAAAATGGAGAAATGGCGCTTGGACAAAACCCAATCGTTGCCT ACATGACTTGGGAAGGTTACAACTTCGAGGATGCCGTTATCATGAGCGAACGCTTGGTGA AGGACGATGTCTACACATCTGTTCACCTTGAAGAATACGAATCAGAAACGCGCGATACAA AGCTTGGGCCTGAAGAAATCACTCGCGAAATTCCAAACGTTGGTGAAGATGCCCTCAAAG ACCTTGACGAAATGGGGATTATCCGTATTGGTGCTGAGGTTAAAGAAGGTGATATTCTTG TAGGTAAAGTAACACCTAAGGGTGAGAAAGATCTTTCAGCTGGAAGAACGTCTCTTGCAC GCTATCTTTGGAGACAAGTCTCGTGAAGTGCGTGATACTTCTCTTCGTGTACCACACGGT GCCGATGGTGTCGTTCGTGATGTTAAGATCTTTACACGTGTAAATGGAGATGAGTTGCAA TCAGGTGTTAACATGTTGGTTCGTGTTTACATCGCTCAAAAACGTAAGATTAAGGTCGGA GATAAAATGGCCGGACGTCACGGAAACAAAGGGGTTGTCTCTCGTATCGTTCCTGTAGAA GACATGCCTTACCTTCCAGACGGAACTCCAGTCGACATCATGTTGAACCCACTTGGGGTG CCATCACGTATGAATATCGGTCAGGTTATGGAGCCTCACCTTGGTATGGCAGCTCGTACT CTTGGTATTCACATTGCGACACCAGTCTTTGATGGAGCAAGTCCTGAAGATCTTTGGTCA ACTGTTAAAGAAGCAGGTATGGATAGCGATGCCAAGACAATCCTTTACGATGGACGTACA GGTGAACCATTTGATAACCGTGTTTCTGTTGGAGTCATGTACATGATCAAACTCCACCAC ATGGTTGACGATAAATTGCACGCGCGTTCAGTCGGACCTTATTCAACTGTTACCCAACAA CCACTCGGAGGTAAAGCTCAGTTTGGTGGACAACGTTTCGGTGAGATGGAGGTTTGGGCT CTTGAAGCCTACGGTGCGTCAAATGTCCTTCAAGAAATCTTGACTTACAAGTCTGACGAT ATCAACGGACGTTTGAAAGCCTATGAAGCTATTACAAAAGGCAAACCAATTCCAAAACCA GGTGTTCCAGAATCCTTCCGAGTTCTTGTCAAAGAATTGCAATCTCTTGGTCTTGACATG CGTGTCCTAGACGAAGATGACCAAGAAGTGGAACTTCGCGACTTGGATGAAGGAATGGAC GAAGATGTCATCCACGTAGATGACCTTGAAAAAGCCCGCGAAAAAGCAGCCCAAGAGGCT AAAGCAGCCTTTGAAGCTGAAGAAGCTGAGAAAGCAACAAAAGCGGAAGCAACAGAAGAA GCTGCTGAACAAGAATAAGCAGTTCACTTAGAATAGAAAGGGAAGAAATAGTGGTTGATG TAAATCGTTTTAAAAGTATGCAAATCACCCTAGCTTCTCCAAGTAAAGTCCGTTCATGGT CTTATGGAGAAGTCAAAAAACCTGAAACAATCAATTACCGTACCTTGAAACCAGAACGTG AAGGACTCTTTGATGAAGTGATCTTTGGTCCTACAAAAGACTGGGAATGTGCTTGTGGTA AGTACAAACGCATTCGTTACAGAGGAATTGTTTGTGACCGCTGTGGGGTTGAAGTAACGC GTACGAAAGTTCGTCGTGAGCGTATGGGACATATCGAATTGAAAGCTCCTGTATCTCACA TCTGGTACTTCAAGGGGATTCCAAGCCGTATGGGCTTGACCCTTGATATGAGCCCTCGTG CCCTCGAGGAAGTTATCTACTTTGCGGCTTATGTGGTGATTGATCCTAAGGATACACCAC TTGAGCACAAGTCTATCATGACAGAGCGCGAATACCGAGAGCGCTTGCGTGAATATGGTT ATGGTTCATTTGTTGCTAAGATGGGTGCGGAAGCCATCCAAGACCTTTTGAAGCAAGTAG ATCTTGAAAAAGAAATTGCTGAACTCAAAGAAGAATTGAAAACTGCTACTGGACAAAAAC GTGTCAAAGCCATCCGTCGTTTGGATGTTTTGGATGCCTTTTACAAGTCTGGAAACAAAC CTGAATGGATGATTCTTAACATCCTTCCGGTTATCCCACCAGATCTTCGTCCAATGTAGC AGGAATTCGATGGTGGCCCGTTTTGCCTCATCTGACTTGAATGACCTTTACCGCCGTGTT ATCAACCGTAACAACCGTTTGGCTCGTTTGCTTGAGTTAAATGCACCAGGTATCATCGTT CAAAATGAGAAGCGTATGCTTCAAGAAGCAGTTGACGCTTTGATTGACAATGGTCGTCGT GGTCGTCCAATCACAGGACCAGGTAGCCGTCCATTGAAATCATTGAGCCACATGCTTAAA GGTAAACAAGGACGCTTCCGTCAAAACTTGCTCGGTAAACGTGTTGACTTCTCAGGACGT TCCGTTATCGCCGTTGGTCCAACTCTTAAGATGTACCAATGTGGTGTGCCACGTGAAATG GCGATTGAACTCTTTAAACCATTTGTCATGCGTGAAATCGTTGCCCGTGATATCGTGCAA AACGTCAAAGCAGCTAAACGCTTGGTGGAACGCGGAGATGAGCGTATCTGGGATATCCTT GAAGAAGTGATTAAAGAACACCCAGTGCTTTTGAACCGCGCACCGACCCTTCACCGTTTG GGTATCCAAGCCTTCGAGCCAGTCTTGATTGATGGTAAGGCTCTTCGCTTGCACCCACTT GTCTGTGAAGCCTACAATGCTGACTTTGACGGGGACCAAATGGCCATCCACGTACCACTT TCAGAAGAAGCACAAGCAGAAGCTCGTATCCTCATGCTAGCTGCTGAGCACATCTTGAAC CCGAAAGATGGGAAACCGGTAGTTACTCCATCTCAGGACATGGTTTTGGGTAACTACTAC TTGACCATGGAAGAAGCTGGTCGCGAAGGTGAAGGAATGGTCTTCAAAGACCGTGACAAA GCGGTTATGGCTTACCGCAATGGTTATGTTCACCTCCACTCACGTGTTGGTATCGCAACA GACAGCCTCAACAAGCCTTGGACAGAAGAGCAAAGACATAAGGTCTTGCTTACAACAGTT GGTAAAATTCTCTTCAACGATATCATGCCAGAGGGGCTACCATACTTGCAAGAACCAAAC AATGCCAACTTGACAGAAGCTGTTCCAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 922 1998 F 359 aa 8 2031 2759 F 243 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864150-7 ORF translation from 922-1998, direction F VRKIFQLEERLLHAIFGDKSREVRDTSLRVPHGADGWRDVKIFTRVNGDELQSGVNMLV RVYIAQKRKIKVGDKMAGRHGNKGWSRIVPVEDMPYLPDGTPVDIMLNPLGVPSRMNIG QVMEPHLGMAARTLGIHIATPVFDGASPEDL STVKEAGMDSDAKTILYDGRTGEPFDNR VSVGVMYMIKLHHMVDDKLHARSVGPYSTVTQQPLGGKAQFGGQRFGEMEV ALEAYGAS NVLQEILTYKSDDINGRLKAYEAITKGKPIPKPGVPESFRVLVKELQSLGLDMRVLDEDD QEVELRDLDEGMDEDVIHVDDLEKAREKAAQEAKAAFEAEEAEKATKAEATEEAAEQE* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: DNA-DIRECTED RNA POLYMERASE BETA CHAIN (EC 2.7.7.6) (TRANSCRIPTASE BETA CHAIN). - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864150-8 ORF translation from 2031-2759, direction F WDWRFKSMQITLASPSKVRSWSYGEVKKPETINYRTLKPEREGLFDEVIFGPTKDWEC ACGKYKRIRYRGIVCDRCGVEVTRTKVRRERMGHIELKAPVSHIWYFKGIPSRMGLTLDM SPRALEEVIYFAAYWIDPKDTPLEHKSIMTEREYRERLREYGYGSFVAKMGAEAIQDLL KQVDLEKEIAELKEELKTATGQKRVKAIRRLDVLDAFYKSGNKPEWMILNILPVIPPDLR PM* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: DNA-DIRECTED RNA POLYMERASE BETA' CHAIN (EC 2.7.7.6) (TRANSCRIPTASE BETA' CHAIN ) (FRAGMENT) . - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. Assembly ID: 3864190 Assembly Length: 2753bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864190 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3864190 ACCCGCTTTCAGAACTTAAACAGATTGCGGATGTATTTGTAAATGGCAATCTATCTCTAG AAGTTCAGTGTAGTCCCTTGCCTCAGAAAGTCCTTAAAGAGCGAAGTGAGGGCTATCGTA GTCAGGGTTACCAAGTACTGTGGTTGCTGGGTCAAAAACTGTGGCTCAAGGAGCGTTTGA CTCGTCTACAGCAAGGTTTTCTTTATTTCAGTCAAAACATGGGCTTTTATGTTTGGGAAT TAGACAAGGAAAAACAAGTTTTAAGACTCAAATACCTGATTTACCAGGATCTCCGCGGTA AACTCCATTATCAAATCAAGGAATTTTCCTATGGTCAAGGTAGTTTATTGGAAATATTGC GTCTTCCCTATAAGAGACAAAAAATATCTCATTTTACAGTTTCTGAGGACAAGGACATCT GTCGCTATATCCGGCAACAACTTTATTATCAAAATCTCTTTTGGATGAAAGAACAAGCAG AAGCCTATCAAAAGGGAGAAAATATCCTGACTTATGGACTGAAAGAATGGTATCCACAAA TTCGACCAATAGTGGGCAAATTTTTCCAGATTGAACAAGACTTGACTAGCTATTATCAGC ACTTTTATACCTATTACCAAAAAAATCCTCAAAATGATTGGCAAAAGCTTTATCCACCAG CCTTTTATCAGCAATATTTCTTGAAAAATATGGTAGAATAGAAAGGATGGAGGAATCTAA TGGTATTACAAAGAAATGAAATAAATGAAAAAGATACATGGGATCTATCAACGATCTACC CAACTGACCAGGCTTGGGAAGAAGCCTTAAAAGATTTAACAGAACAATTGGAGACAGTAG CCCAGTATGAAGGCCATCTCTTGGATAGTGCGGATAACCTACTAGAAATCACTGAATTTT CTCTTGAAATGGAACGCCAGATGGAGAAGCTTTACGTTTATGCTCATATGAAGAATGACC AGGATACACGTGAAGCTAAGTATCAAGAGTACTATGCCAAGGCCATGACACTCTACAGCC AGTTAGACCAAGCCTTTTCATTCTATGATCCTGAATTTATGGAGATTAGCGAAAAGCAGT ATGCTGACTTTTTAGAAGCTCAACCAAAGCTGCAGGTTTATCAACACTATTTTGACAAGC TCTTGCAAGGCAAGGATCACGTTCTTTCACAACGTGAAGAAGAATTCGATTGGCTGGAGC TGGAGAAATCTTTGGTTCAGCAAGTGAAACCTTCGCTATCTTGGACAATGCGGATATTGT GTTCCCTTATGTCCTAGACGATGATGGTAAAGAAGTTCAGCTATCTCATGGGACTTACAC ACGTTTGATGGAGTCTAAAAAACGTGAGGTTCGCCGTGGTGCCTATCAAGCTCTTTATGC GACTTACGAACAATTCCAACACACCTATGCCAAAACCTTGCAAACCAATGTTAAGGTGCA AAATTCGATGCTAAAGTTCGTAACTACAAGAGTGCTCGTCATGCAGCTCTCGCAGCGAAT TTTGTTCCAGAAAGTGTTTATGACAATTTGGTAGCAGCAGTTCGCAAGCATTTGCCACTC TTACATCGCTATCTTGAGCTTCGTTCAAAAATCTTGGGGATTTCAGATCTCAAGATGTAC GATGTCTACACACCGCTTTCATCTGTTGAATACAATTTTACCTACCAAGAAGCCTTGAAA AAAGCAGAAGATGCTTTGGCAGTCTTGGGTGAGGATTACTTGAGCCGTGTCAAACGTGCC TTCAGCGAGCGTTGGATTGATGTTTACGAAAATCAAGGCAAGCGTTCAGGTGCCTACTCT GGTGGTTCTTACGATACCAATGCCTTTATGCTTCTCAACTGGCAGGACAATCTGGACAAT CTCTTTACTCTTGTTCATGAAACAGGTCACAGTATGCATTCAAGCTATACTCGTGAAACT CAGCCTTATGTTTACGGAGATTACTCTATCTTTTTGGCTGAGATTGCCTCAACTACCAAT GAAAATATCTTGACGGAGAAATTATTGGAAGAAGTGGAAGACGACGCAACACGCTTTGCT ATTCTCAATAACTTCCTAGATGGTTTCCGTGGAACAGTTTTCCGCCAAACTCAATTTGCT GAGTTTGAACACGCCATTCACCAAGCAGATCAAAATGGGGAGGTCTTGACAAGCGATTTC CTAAATAAACTCTACGCAGACTTGAACCAAGAGTATTATGGTTTGAGTAAGGAAGACAAT CCTGAAATCCAATACGAGTGGGCTCGCATTCCACACTTCTACTATAACTACTATGTATAT CAATATTCAACTGGCTTTGCGGCCGCCTCAGCCTTGGCTGAAAAAATTGTCCATGGTAGT CAAGAAGACCGTGACCGCTATATCGACTACCTCAAGGCAGGTAAGTCGGACTATCCACTT AATGTCATGAGAAAAGCTGGTGTTGATATGGAGAAGGAAGACTACCTCAACGATGCCTTT GCAGTCTTTGAACGCCGTTTAAATGAGTTTGAAGCCCTTGTTGAAAAATTAGGATTGGCA TAAAATGGTTGAATCGTATAGTAAGAATGCTAACCATAACATGCGTCGTCCTGTCGTCAA AGAAGAAATTGTAGACTTGATGCGTCAGCGTCAAAAGCAGGTCACAGGTTTCTTGAAAGA ATTGGAAGACTTTGCCCGCAAGGAAAATATTCCTATTATTCCCCATGAAACGGTTGCTTA TTTCCGTTTTCTTATGGAAACCATGCAGCCTAAAAATATTCTGGAAATTCGAT ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 8 1259 1534 F 92 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864190-8 ORF translation from 1259-1534, direction F VFPYVLDDDGKEVQLSHGTYTRLMESKKREVRRGAYQALYATYEQFQHTYAKTLQTNVKV QNSMLKFVTTRVLVMQLSQRILFQKVFMTIW* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description : ligoendopeptidase F - Lactococcus lactis Assembly ID: 3864204 Assembly Length: 2140bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864204 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864204 CCAGTTTTGGTTCTGCATGTTGTTGTAGGCAGGACGAGCGAGACGTTGGAAGTCTTCTTG ATAAGCCAAGAGGCCCCAGATACGGTCTTTCTTATCCACTTCAAGACGGATGTAGAGTTG GTCGCCCTTCTTAGGCCAGAGTTCCTTGAGCACAGGGAGAATATCGAGTGACAACAACGA TTTCCTTGTCAGGAAGGCCTGTATCCACAAAGACACCCAAGTCCTTACGAACCTCTGTGA CACGTCCCCAACCAAATTGGTCCTGAGTGGCAGTCACTTCTAAGGTTGTCAGGCGGAGTT TTTGCTTCATATCCGTGTATGCAAAACCTTTGACCGTATCCCCTACTGTATGTTGGCCCT CTTCCTTAGCAAGAGCATAGGTTTGACCATCCTTTTGCACAAAGTAAAAACGGTCATTTT CATCGATGATCAGTCCAACGATAAAACTTGCAAGATTTGTATTCATATTTCCTTCTTTCG AATAAAACTCAGCCAGCAATGCCAACTGAGTTTTTCTGTTTATTTTTAGACTTCCAAAAG TTCTTTCTCTTTGTTAGCAGTCATGTCGTCGATGTGTTTAACAGCATCGTCTGTTACTTT TTGAATATCTTTTTCAAGAGTCTTCAATTCGTCTTCAGTGATTTCTTTTGCTTTTTCTTG TTTCTTAGCTTCGTCCATAGCATCGCGACGGATATTGCGGACAGCCACTTTAGCATTTTC GCCGACCTTCTTCACTTCTTTAGCAAGGTCACGACGAGTTTCTTCTGTAAGAGCTGGGAT AACCAAGCGAATCACAGAACCGTCATTAGCCGGTGTGATACCAAGATCAGAAGCGTTCAA GGCACGTTCGATGTCTTTCAATGAAGACTTGTCAAATGGTGTTACCAACAAAACACGCGC TTCTGGAATCGTAATTGAAGCGATTTGGTTAAGAGGAGTTTCGACTCCATAGTATTCTAC ATGTACACGGTCAAGCAAGCTTGCATTGGCACGACCAGCACGGATACCACCAAATTCACG AGCAAGTGATTGGTGAGACTGGGTCATTCTCTCTTTAGCTTTTTCAATAATTACGTTAGC CATATTCTTTCTTATTCCTTTTCTTCGATATTATTTGAAACTGTTGTTCCGATATTTTCA CCAAATACGACACGTTTGATGTTGCCTGATTGGTTCATGTTGAAGACAACCAAGTCAATG TCGTTGTCCATTGAGAGGGTTGAGGCTGTTGAGTCCATGATACGAAGACCTTTGTTGATA ACATCACGGTGGGTCAATTCTTCAAACTTAACGGCTGTCTTGTCCTTCTTAGGATCGGCA TTGTACACACCATCGACGCCATTTTTAGCCATGAGGATGGCATCTGCTTCGATTTCAGCT GCACGAAGGGCCGCTGTTGTATCTGTCGAGAAGTATGGTGAACCAATTCCAGCACCAAAG ATAACGATACGGCCTTTTTCAAGGTGACGAAGGGCACGTCCACGGACATAAGGCTCTGCC ACTTGTTGCATAGCAATAGCTGTTTGTACACGCGTATCAACCCCAACTTGTTGCAATGAA TCTGCCATCACAAGAGCATTCATAACAGTCCCAAGCATTCCAGTGTAATCTGCCTGAACA CGGTCCATACCTGCTTCTGCTGCAGGTTCTCCACGCCAGAGATTTCCTCCACCAATAACA AGGGCAATTTCGATACCTAAGCTATGAACTTCTTGAATCTCTTTTGCGATTGTTTGAACT GTTTGGATATCAATCCCTACGCCACGTTCACCGGCAAGGGCTTCACCTGATAACTTGATT AAAATACGTTTATACTTGGGATTCGCCATTTTCACTCTCCTTCTTTCATCCTACCTATTT TATCACAATTTCTAAGATTTTTATAGTATCATGAACAATTCTTTCAAAAAAATTAGACAG TCAAAAATTCCTCTAAGTCGGCAAGGGCACGCTCTGCAATTTTTTCATAACGAGCCTTCT TATCACGGATACGCTCGCCTTCCAACTCCTTGATGATCCCAAAATTGACATTCATTGGTT GGAAATGTTTGCTGTCGGCATGGGTAATGTAATGAGCTAAGCTTCCAATCGCTGTCGTCT CGGGGAAAATAACCTCGCTTTCTTCCTTTGAAGAGACGAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 8 1092 1835 R 248 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864204-8 ORF translation from 1092-1835, direction R VKMANPKYKRILIKLSGEALAGERGVGIDIQTVQTIAKEIQEVHSLGIEIALVIGGGNLW RGEPAAEAGMDRVQADYTGMLGTVMNALVMADSLQQVGVDTRVQTAIAMQQVAEPYVRGR ALRHLEKGRIVIFGAGIGSPYFSTDTTAALRAAEIEADAILMAKNGVDGVYNADPKKDKT AVKFEELTHRDVINKGLRIMDSTASTLSMDNDIDLWFNMNQSGNIKRλA/FGENIGTTVS NNIEEKE* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : URIDYLATE KINASE (EC 2.7.4.-) (UK) (URIDINE MONOPHOSPHATE KINASE) (UMP KINASE) (SMBA PROTEIN). - ESCHERICHIA COLI. Assembly ID: 3864212 Assembly Length: 2545bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864212 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864212 CTCGCAGTTCTTCCATAGCTAATTGCGCCAAACGTCCTGCCAAGGTTGAGTCTTGTCCCC CAGAAATCCCTAGAACAAAGGTTTTTAGGAAGGGATGTTTTTTCAGATATCTTTTTAAGG AAAATCAAATAGAACGACGGATTTCTTCCGGTGGGGCATCAATCACTGGGTTTGACAACC CAGCTCTTGGATAATCGGTTTCTGGCAAACTCATTCGTCTTCTCCCTTTCACCAAGGGCT TCCTTGCGCATCTTATCAATCAAAGTCCATCTTATCTTGCCATACGTCACGCGCCAAATC CACTGGATAGTGCTGCGGATTGAGCACACGCTTAAACTCATCCCACAACTTGTCAAATTC CTTACGGGCATAATCCTGAATGTCAGTCAAACTAGGCAAGTTGTAAACTAATATTCCTTC TTTGAAGATATCCACCAAGAGAGGAACGGCATCAAAATTACGAACCGTCTTCTTGATGTA TGTATAGGTCGGATGGAACATCTTGATTTCTGTCATGTCGCTAATATCCACACCATCATA AGTGATGTAGTCACCTTCTGACTTGCCTTTTTCACGACTGGTAATGCGCCACACCTGCTT CTTACCTGGCGTCGACACTTTTTCCGCATTATTAGACAGCTTAATCGTATTGCGCATCTG GCCGTTTTCATCTTCGATTGCAACAATCTTGTAAACCGCCCCAAGAGCCGGCTGGTCATA GGCTGTAATCAGCTTGGTACCCACACCCCAGACATCAATCTTGGCCTTTTGCATCTTGAG GTTAAGGATGGTATTTTCATCTAGATCATTAGAAGCATAAATCTTAGCCTCTGGAAATCC AGCCTCGTCCAGTTGCTGACGGACTTTCTTAGAAATGTAGGCAATATCCCCAGAGTCAAT CCGCACACCCATAAAGTTAATCTGATCACCCAGCTCACGCGCCACCTGAATGGCAGCTGG TACACCGATGCGAAGGGTATCATAGGTATCCACAAGAAAGACACAATTCGATTTGTGGGT CGCAGCGTAAGCCTTGAAAGCCTCATAGTCATTGCCATAAACCTGTACCAAGGCATGGGC ATGGGTTCCCAAAACAGGAATGTCAAAGAGCTTACCCGCACGCACGTTGCTGGTTCCATT GGCGCCACCAATCACCGCTGCGCGTGTTCCCAGATGGCCGCATCCATTTCTTGAGCCCGA CGTGTCCCAAACTCCATCAAGGGTTCATCTTCGATAACCAAACGAATACGAGTGCTTTGT CGCCACCAAGGTCTGGTAGTTGACGATGTTCAAAAGAGCCGTTTCGACCAACTGACATTG GGGTAGAGGTCCTTCCACCTGCACAATCGGTTCATTAGCAAAAACCAAATCCCCTTCTTG GGCAGAACGAACGGTCAACTCCAACTTGAAATTGCGAAGGTAATCCAAGAACGCCCCATG ATAACCAAGCGACTCCAAATAGGCTATATCACTATCTGAAAAACGCAAGTCTTCAAGATA GTTCACAATTCTTTCCAAACCTGCAAAAACCGCATAGCCGTTCTTAAAAGGCTGTTGGCG GAAATACACCTCAAAGACCGCCTTCTTATTGTAAATCCCTTGATCAAAGTAAACCTGCAT CATGTTGATCTGGTACAAGTCCGTGTGCAATGTCAAACTATCATCTGGATACATACTTTT CCTACTTCCTTAGCTAGAAACCCATGAAAATTTTCAAGAACTTTCATGTATTCCAATAAA TTAGTACTATTATATCACATTTTAGCTGGATTGAGAAAAGAGTAACAAGCTATTCTCCAC TCTCCAATTCATCCATATCTTGTTCAAATTTTTTCTGAGCCCATTCGCCATAGCTCTTAA GACCAAGATTGCCAATAAAGACCCACGGAAGGTAAATGACATAAGTAATGACCCAAGCAG ACAGGTATTTAAAATTCAAAGGATTGTGCTGATAAATTTCTATGTTGAATTGATAATTCT GCAACATCAAAAGAGCCGTAATAGCCAAGGTTAGGAAAAAACAACCCAAAATCGTAAAAT GAAAACGACTATAGTAGGTCACTCCCAGATAACGGGCACGATTGAAAAAGTAAAATGTCC CTATGATGATAACGATTAGCAGCATATTAGAATTAAAAAGGCTTGGTGCTAATACTGAAA TGATATAAGATAGGAGCGACAAAGCAATGCAGATATAGAAACTTTCAGAGCCCGCTTTAT TGAACAGTTGTTCTTCTCTTTCGTCTAGTAATTGATAATAATAAAATCTATTTTTCATCT TCTTCCTCCCAAAATAGTTGGTCTAGGGTTTTCCCTAAACATCTGCAAATAGACTGGCAG AGCGAGAGACTGGGATTGTATTTTCCCGCCTCTATCAAACCAATAGTCTGGCGTGTCACC CCGACAGCCTCTGCCAGTTGACCTTGTGTTAAATCACGCTCTACCCGAGCTAATTTTAAT TTTAAATTTTTAGCCACCTTCGTCCTCCTTATAGTTTTAATACTCATCTACGCTTAAAAA ATCCAAAACCAACACAAGCTATCAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 256 1155 R 300 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3864212 - 6 ORF translation from 256-1155 , direction R VIGGANGTSNVRAGKLFDIPVLGTHAHALVQVYGNDYEAFKAYAATHKSNCVFLVDTYDT LRIGVPAAIQVARELGDQINFMGVRIDSGDIAYISKKVRQQLDEAGFPEAKIYASNDLDE NTILNLKMQKAKIDVWGVGTKLITAYDQPALGAVYKIVAIEDENGQMRN IKLSNNAEKV STPGKKQVWRITSREKGKSEGDYITYDGVDISDMTEIKMFHPTYTYIKKTVRNFDAVPLL VDIFKEGILVYNLPSLTDIQDYARKEFDKLWDEFKRVLNPQHYPVDLARDVWQDKMDFD* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864214 Assembly Length: 3655bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864214 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864214 ACTTGATTAACAAATTTAACCTGCTAACTGCATCCAACGAATTCTTGGATCTTTAGCTTG GTTGCTTCCTCCCTGCCATGGCCATGTCTGGTTTACCACCACCACGTCCATCGATGATTA GTGCTAATTCTTTGACAAGGTTTCCTGCATGAAGGTCTTTTGTCTTGCTTGCTACAAGGA CATTGACTTTGTCACCGATAGCGGCAACTAGGACAAGAAGATCAGAGTAGTCTTTTTGTT TCCAGTTATCTGCAAAAGTACGAAGGGCACCGGCATCGGATACAGACACTTGACTAGCAA TGTAACGATGACCGTTGACTTCCTTAACATCTTTGAAGATATCGCCTGCGGCTGCAGCTG CGGCTTTTTCTTTCAACTCAGCATTTTCTTTTTGAAGTTGACGAAGTTGTTCTTGAAGTC CTTCTACCTTGTGAGGTACTTCCTTGACTTGAGGTGCTTTCAAGGTTGCTGCGACAGCTT TAAGAGCATCCTCTTGTTCACGATAGGCTTCAAAGGCTTCCTTACCAGTCACTGCCAAGA TACGGCGAGTTCCTGAACCGATTCCTTCTTCTTTGACAATTTTGAAGAGACCAATCTCAG AAGTGTTGCCAACATGAGTACCACCACAAAGTTCAATAGANTANTCACCGATAGTCACGA CACGAACTNCCTTGNCGTATTTCTCACCNNAGAGGGCNATANCTCCCATTTCTTTAGCAG TGTCAATATCCGTTTCAACTGTCTTAACTTCAAGANCTTCCCAGATTTTTTCGTTGACTT GCTGTTCAATCGCACGCAATTCTTCAGCAGTTACAGCTTGGAAGTGGGTAAAGTCAAAGC GAAGGAATTCAACTTCGTTAAGAGATCCTGCCTGTGTTGCGTGGTTTCCAAGGATATTGT GAAGGGCAGCGTGAAGCAAATGAGTCGCAGTGTGGTTTTTCATGACACGGTGACGGCGAT TGCTATCAATTGCCAAGGTATATTCTTGGTTCAAGGCAAGCGGTGCAAGGACTTCAACTG TATGAAGGGCTTGACCATTTGGGGCTTTCTGAACATTGGTCACAGTAGCCACAACCTTAC CTGACTCATCCAAGATTTGTCCGTAGTCAGCTACCTGTCCACCCATTTCAGCATAAAATG ACGTTTCCGCAAAGATAAGAGAGGCAGTTCCTTCTGAAACAGCTTCTACTTCTGCATTGT CCGCCACGATAGCTACCAATTTAGAAGACAATTGGCTAGCATTGTAGTTGAAGGCACTTT CTACAGTGATGTTTTGAAGAGTTTCATTTTGCATACCCATTGAGCCACCCTTGACAGCTG ACGCACGCGCGCGTTCTTGTTGTTCTTTCATGGCTGCTTCAAAACCTTCACGGTCTACAG TCATACCAGCTTCTTCAGCGATTTCTTCAATCGAATTCAACTGGGAACCCATAAGTATCA TAGAGTTTGAAGACATCTGAACCAGCGATAACAGATTGACCTTTTTCTTTCAAGTCTGCT ACAATGCCTTGGGCAAAGTGTTGACCTGAGTGAAGGGTACGGGCAAATGATTCTTCTTCG CTCTTAACGATTTTCTCAATAAAGTCACGTTTCTCAAGCACTTCTGGGTAGTAGCTTTCC ATGATTTTTCCAACAGTTGGAACGAGTTTGTAAAGGAAAGGCTCGTTGATACCCAATTTT TGACCATGCATAGAAGCACGACGGAGAAGACGACGAAGGACATAACCACGACCCTCATTT CCTGGAAGGGCACCATCACCGATGGCAAATGAAAGTGAACGGATGTGGTCAGCGATGACC TTGAAGCTCATGTTGTCGCCATCTTGGTCATAAACCTTACCAGACAATTTCTCGACTTCA CGGATAATCGGCATGAAGAGGTCCGTTTCAAAGTTGGTCTTAGCCCCTTGGATAACGGCC ACCAAACGCTCCAAACCAGCGCCCGTATCAATGTTCTTATGTGGCAATTCCTTGTATTCG CTACGAGGAACAGCAGGGTCTGCGTTAAATTGTGACAAAACGATGTTCCAGATTTCAATA TAACGGTCGTTTTCAATATCTTCTGCAAGCAGGCGAAGACCGATATTTTCTGGGTCAAAG GCTTCCCCACGGTCAAAGAAGATTTCTGTATCTGGTCCAGAAGGTCCCGCACCGATTTCC CAGAAGTTGTCCTCAATTGGAATCAAGTGACTTGGATCCACTCCCACTTCAATCCAGCGG TTGTAAGAATCTTTATCGTCTGGATAGTAGGTCATGTAAAGTTTTTCAGCAGGGAAATCA AACCATTCAGGGCTTGTCAAAAGGCTCATAAGCCCAAGTGATAGCTTCGTCACGGAAGTA ATCCCCGATAGAGAAGTTCCCCAACATTTCAAACATGGTATGGTGACGCGCAGTCTTTCC CTAACGTTTTCGATGTCGTTGGTACGGATAGCCTTTTGGGCATTGGTAATACGTGGATTT TCAGGGATAATGGTCCCGTCAAAGTATTTCTTAAGGGTTGCTACCCCAGAGTTGATCCAC AAAAGAGTTGGGTCATTTACAGGAACCAAACTTACTGATGGTTCTACTGAGTGACCTTTG GTCGCCCAGAAATCAAGCCACATTTGGCGTACTTGTGCACTAGATAGTTGTTTCATATTG TCTCCTTATTCACTTGTTTAATGTGATTGGCTTTCCAGTATTTCCACATAGTCAATCGCG ACACAGAGGGAAATGACTAGGTCTGCATAAGCGTCTTCAAGAACCGTTACGGTATAGGTA GAGGTCAGATGGAAGAGTTCCTTCTTAATTTCCGCAATCAACTGATCGCGATCATCCAGC GAATTTGAAATTCAAATCCCAGATATTGCCCTCGATACGAAGACCTAGATTATCAAACTC ATACTTATCTCGCCAAAAGGTCAACTTCTTACGAATGACAAAACTCGAGCCATCCCGAAG CTGAATCTCAAAACGAGGAAGCAAGGTCAAGATTTCTTTACTGATCTGACTGACTTGTTC ACCAGCCGCATCATAGATGGTAAAAGTTTTGGGAATCTTAAAAAATGATCCCTCCACCTG ATAGGCAATTTCTCCCCTGTCATCCTTGATAGCGAAGCGTTCGCCTCCAAGACGAAACTT TTGTTTGACAAGAAATGTTTTCATCAACACCTCCAAAAATCAAAAGACAAGCTCATATCA CGAAGGGCGAAAAACCGCGGTACCACCTTCATTCAATGAACTTGTCATTCTCTTGTTCTT ATGCAATTGTATGATTGAGTAGCATGACTTCCTAGCTTAGATGGCTCGCAGCACCGCCAT TTCTCTGGACTAAGACAAGTGATATTTCCGCCAAACTTGGTCAATTTACGGGTCAAGTCC TGCGCTTTCTTGAGGGCACCAGGACTAGTATATGGTGGACTAGCAAAGTGAACTGCCTCG ATATCCACCCCACGCTTAAGAGCAAGATAACCTGCTACAGGTGAGTCAATCCCTCCTGAC AACATGAGCATCCCTTTACCTGAAGTTCCAACTGGCAAACCACCAGCCCCACGAATGGTT TCCATAAGAAAGATAGGCTGCTTCTTCCACGAATCTCCACCCTGAAGATTGATGTCCAGG ACTTTTCCATTTTGAACTTGCACATTTGGAATGGCTTCCGAATACAGCCCCTCCA ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 9 2812 3150 R 113 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864214-9 ORF translation from 2812-3150, direction R VLMKTFLVKQKFRLGGERFAIKDDRGEIAYQVEGSFFKIPKTFTIYDAAGEQVSQISKEI LTLLPRFEIQLRDGSSFVIRKKLTFWRDKYEFDNLGLRIEGNIWDLNFKFAG* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864226 Assembly Length: 2901bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864226 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864226 ATCGAATTTTATTGACAGATTAGAAAAATAATGTTACATTTATATCCGCAGGTATCTTTC GATACCAAATCTACATGAAGGGACGGGGTATGAAACTTTCTCATTATTTAATTGGCTTAC TTCTACTCCTAGTCTTTCTCTCTATTAGCATTGGGACCAGTGATTTTTCATGGGGAAAGC TATTTGATTTCGACCAGCAGACCTGGCTCCTCTTTCAAGAGTCCCGTCTCCCAAGAACTA TCAGTATTCTCCTGACTGCCTCTAGTATGAGTATGGCAGGCCTTCTCATGCAGACTATTA CCCAAAATCAGTTTGCTGCACCGAGTACAGTTGGAACGACTGAAGCCGCCAAACTGGGAA TGGTGCTGAGCCTTTTTGTCTTTCCATCGGCTAGTCTGACCCAAAAGATGCTCTTCGCTT TTGTTTCATCCATCGTATTCACCCTCTTCTTCCTAGCCTTTATGACCATTTTTACTGTAA AGGAAAGGTGGATGTTGCCTCTGATTGGGATCATCTATAGCGGGATTATCGGCTCAGTCA CAGAAGTTATCGCCTATCGTTTCAATCTGGTTCAGAGTATGACTGCCTGGACCCAGGGCT CCTTCTCCATGATTCAGACCCATCAGTATGAGTGGCTCTTCTTAGGCCTCATCATCCTGA TAACCGTTTGGAAATTATCCCAAACCTTCACCATCATGAATCTAGGGAAAGAAACCAGCG AGAGTTTGGGGATTTCCTACTCCCTACTTGAAAAACTGGCCCTCTTTCTGGTGGCGCTAA CGACAAGCGTCACCATGATTACCGTGGGGGGCCTACCATTTCTCGGAGTTATCGTTCCCA ATCTTGTTCGCAAGCGCTATGGAGATAATCTAAGTCAAACCAAACTCATGGTCGCACTGG TTGGTGCCAATCTAGTTCTGGCTTGCGATATCCTATCCCGAGTTCTGATTAGGCCCTATG AGTTGTCTGTCAGTCTCTTGCTAGGAATCATCGGTAGTCTCGTCTTTATCCTACTTCTCT GGAGAGGGGGACGAAAAGATGCAGACTAAAAGCAAACATACCAAGCTCTTCTGGATTCTC ATTATTCTTGCCATCGGAGCTTGTCTTCTCTACTTTTGGCCCATCACTCACTTGTCAGCC TTTGCTTGGAAGTTGCGTTCCCAAAAGATCATCGTTTATCTCTTGGTAGCCATCGCGACT GGGATTTCGACCATTAGTTTTCAAACCCTGACGGAAAATCGCTTCCTGACGCCTAGTATT TTAGGAATTGAATCCTTCTACGTCCTACTACAAACCCTACTACTGGTTTTTGAAAGCAAG TTTCTTCAACTTGGCAAATCCCCTATCTTAGAATTCCTAGTCTTACTTCTTGTCCAGTCC CTCTTCTTTCTCGCCTTACAAGGTTACTTGAAGACACTGATGAAGCAAGACCTGGTCTTC ATCCTGCTGATCTGTCTAGCGCTCAGAAGTCTCTTTCGAAATATCAGCACCTTCCTTCAA GTCCTAATGGATCCAAACGAATACGATAAACTGCAAAATAGTCTTTTTGCCTCCTTTCAA CATCTCAACACTTCCATCCTAGCCATCGGTTCTCTGATCATCCTCGCTTTGACAATCTTT TTCTTTCGAAAAGCAGTCGTTCTAGATGTCTTGCACCTGCAAAGAGAAACGGCTCAGATA TTGGGACTCGATGTTGAAAAAGAACAGAAAGAGCTCCTCTGGGGAATCGTGCTTTTGACC TCAACGGCCACTGCCTTGGTAGGACCTATGGCCTTCTTCGGCTTTATGCTGGCCAACCTC ACCTACCTGATTGTCAAAGACTATCAGCACAAGTTACTCTTTATAGTGGCCATTCTGGTT GGATTTATTAGCTTAACCTTGGGGCAAGCCTTGATTGAACGAGTCTTTGCACTGGAAATT CGTATCAGTATGATCATTGAGAGTGTGGGTGGCTTCTTATTCTTTATCTTACTATATAGG AGGTCTCGTCAGTGAAACTGGAAAACATTGACAAATCCATTCAAAAACAGGATATTTTGC AAGGCATTTCGCTTAAAGTCAGTCCTCAAAAACTGACTGCCTTTATTGGTCCAAATGGTG CTGGAAAATCGACTCTCCTCTCCATCATGAGCAGACTAACCAAGAAAGATCAGGGAGTTC TCAGTATCAAAGGACGTGAAATCGAGAGCTGGAATTCGCAAGAACTGGCTCAAGAACTAA CCATCCTAAAACAGAAAATCAATTACCAAGCCAAATTGACTGTTGAAGAACTGGTCAGTT TTGGACGTTTTCCCTACAGCCGAGGTCGACTTAGATCAGAAGACTGGGAAAAAATCCGAG AAACTCTGAACTATTTGGAACTGACCAACTTAAAAGACCGCTACATCAATAGCCTGTCAG GGGGGCAACTCCAGCGCGTCTTTATCGCTATGGTACTGGCCCAGGATACGGACTTTATCT TGCTGGACGAACCACTCAACAATCTCGATATCAAGCAAAGCGTCAGCATGATGCAGATTC TTCGACGACTGGTGGAGGAACTCGGCAAGACCATTATCATCGTCCTCCACGATATCAACA TGGCCAGTCAGTATGCAGATGAAATTGTCGCCTTCAAGGACGGCCAGGTCTTTAGCAAGG GAAGAACCGATCAAATCATGCAGGCTGACCTACTCAGTCAACTTTATGAGATTCCCATCA CGCTAGCTGATATCAATGACAAAAAGATCTGTATCTATAGCTAGTAACATAAAAGCTCAA GTTAGAGAACCTTCAGTCTCTTAGTCAATAAGATCAAGAGACTCCCTAAATCGTTATCAC ATTTTAAAAAGGAGAAATTATGAAAACATCCCTTAAACTTTATTTCACTGCCCTAGTGGC CAGCTTCTTGCTCCTACTTGG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 8 1992 2744 F 251 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864226-8 ORF translation from 1992-2744, direction F VKLENIDKSIQKQDILQGISLKVSPQKLTAFIGPNGAGKSTLLSIMSRLTKKDQGVLSIK GREIESWNSQELAQELTILKQKINYQAKLTVEELVSFGRFPYSRGRLRSEDWEKIRETLN YLELTNLKDRYINSLSGGQLQRVFIAMVLAQDTDFILLDEPLNNLDIKQSVSMMQILRRL VEELGKTIIIVLHDINMASQYADEIVAFKDGQVFSKGRTDQIMQADLLSQLYEIPITLAD INDKKICIYS* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: ECFHUACD NCBI gi : 4143 - Escherichia coli. (fhuC, ferric enterobactin transporter ATPase, ABC type) Assembly ID: 3864242 Assembly Length: 1930bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864242 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864242 CGANGGCCTTGATCTGGTGATGAAAAACAAGAATTGACTGCTGAAACTATCGTCATCAAC ACTGGTGCTGTTTCAAACGTCTTGCCAATCCCTGGACTTGCTACAAGCAAAAACGTCTTT GACTCAACAGGTATCCAAAGCTTGGATAAATTGCCTGAAAAACTTGGAGTCCTTGGTGGC GGAAATATCGGTCTTGAATTTGCTGGCCTTTACAATAAACTAGGAAGCAAGGTTACAGTC CTAGATGCCTTGGATACATTCCTACCTCGTGCAGAACCTTCCATCGCAGCTCTTGCTAAA CAATACCTGGAAGAAGACGGTATTGAATTGCTTCAAAATATCCATACTACTGAAATTAAA AACGACGGTGACCAAGTGCTTGTCGTAACTGAAGACGAAACTTACCGTTTCGACGCCCTT CTCTACGCAACTGGACGCAAACCAAATGTAGAACCACTTCAACTTGAAAATACAGATATT GAACTAACTGAACGTGGCGCTATTAAAGTAGATAAACACTGTCAAACAAACGTTCCTGGT GTCTTTGCAGTTGGAGATGTCAACGGTGGTCTTCAATTTACTTACATTTCACTTGATGAC TTCCGTGTTGTTTACAGCTACCTTGCTGGAGATGGCAGCTACACACTTGAGGACCGTCTC AATGTACCAAATACTATGTTCATCACACCTGCACTTTCACAAGTTGGTTTGACTGAAAGC CAAGCAGCTGATTTGAAACTTCCATACGCAGTGAAAGAAATCCCTGTTGCAGCCATGCCT CGTGGTCACGTAAATGGAGACCTTCGCGGAGCTTTCAAAGCTGTTGTTAATACTGAAACA AAAGAAATTCTTGGTGCAAGCATCTTCTCAGAAGGTTCTCAAGAAATCATCAACATCATT ACTGTTGCTATGGACAACAAGATTCCTTACACTTACTTCACAAAACAAATCTTCACTCAC CCAACCTTGGCTGAGAACTTGAATGACTTGTTTGCGATTTAAGTTGAAATCTCATCTTAA CTGACAGCCCTCTTTGGGCTGTTTTTACTTCTACGAAACACCAAATCTGTCTTTTCCCTC TTTTGTGATATAATAGAAACATGAACTTAAAAACTACTTTGGGCCTTCTTGCTGGGCGTT TCTTCCCACTTCGTTTTAAGCCGTCTTGGACGTGGAAGTACGCTCCCAGGGAAAGTCGCC CTTCAATTTGATAAAGATATTTTACAAAACCTAGCTAAGAACTACGAGATTGTCGTTGTC ACTGGAACAAATGGAAAAACCCTGACAACTGCCCTCACTGTCGGCATTTTAAAAGAGGTT TATGGTCAAGTTCTAACCAACCCAAGCGGTGCCAACATGATTACAGGGATTGCAACAACC TTCCTAACAGCCAAATCTTCTAAAAACTGGGAAAAATATTGCCGTCCTCGAAAATTGACG AAGCCAGTCTATCTCGTATCTGTGGACTATATCCAGCCTAGTCTTTTTGTCATTACTAAT ATCTTCCGTGACCAGATGGACCGTTTCGGTGAAATCTATACTACCTATAACATGATATTG GATGCCATTCGGAAAGTTCCAACTGCTACTGTTCTCCTTAACGGAGACAGTCCACTTTTC TACAAGCCAACTATTCCAAACCCTATAGAGTATTTTGGTTTTGACTTGGAAAAAGGACCA GCCCAACTGGCTCACTACAATACCGAAGGGATTCTCTGTCCTGACTGCCAAGGCATCCTC AAATATGAGCATAATACCTATGCAAACTTGGGTGCCTATATCTGTGAGGGTTGTGGATGT AAACGTCCTGATCTCGACTATCGTTTGACAAAACTGGTTGAGTTGACCAACAATCGCTCT CGCTTTGTCATAGACGGCCAAGAATACGGTATCCAAATCGGCGGGCTCTATAATATCTAT AACGCCCTAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 376 1002 F 209 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864242-6 ORF translation from 376-1002, direction F VLWTEDETYRFDALLYATGRKPNVEPLQLENTDIELTERGAIKVDKHCQTNVPGVFAVG DVNGGLQFTYISLDDFRWYSYLAGDGSYTLEDRLNVPNTMFITPALSQVGLTESQAADL KLPYAVKEIPVAAMPRGHVNGDLRGAFKAWNTETKEILGASIFSEGSQEIINIITVAMD NKIPYTYFTKQIFTHPTLAENLNDLFAI* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: UNKNOWN DEHYDROGENASE A (EC 1.-.-.-). - ESCHERICHIA COLI, Assembly ID: 3864254 Assembly Length: 2674bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864254 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864254 CTACTGCTTGTTTGATAAAGTCCTGAATCGGCTCTCCTTGGTGGAGAGCTTTTACTATTT TCGAACCGACGATAACACCATCTGACACCGCATTGAAGCGTTCCAGATTGGCTTGACTAG ATACACCAAAACCTGTCAAGACTGGGATGTCGGCCACTTGATGAAGTTGCGCCAAGTGCT TGTCCAAATCTGCATCGGTAATTGCCTGATTTCCCTGTTACCCCATTGATGGCAACGGCA TAGACGAATCCCTCCGCCCCTTCAATCAACTCTTTCTGGCGCTCAATTCCTGTGGTCAAG CTTACTAAAGGAATCAAGGCGATATCTGTATCTGCCAAAAATGGTTCTACAAAGTTGGCA TGTTCATGAGGCAGGTCTGGGATAATCAAGCCCTTCACAGCTGTATCAGCCAGATCTTTG ACAAAGTTCTCCACACCGTACTGAAAGAGGGGGTTGAAGTAGGTCATGATGACCAGTGGA ATCTCTGTTTCAATGGTTTTCAAGGTTTCAACTAAAGCCTGGGTAGAGGTCCCGTGGGCT AAACTGCGCAAGCCAGCTTCTTCAATAACAGGTCCATCTGCAACAGGGTCTGAAAAGGGA ATACCCACTTCAATAGCAGAGACACCCAAATCTTCTAAAAAGTGAATTGTTTCAGCAAGA CCGTCCAAACCTTTTTCGTGGTCACCAGCCATGATATAAGGAACGAAAATTCCTTTTCCA GTTGCTTTTATAGCATTCAATTTTTCTGTTAGTGTCTTAGGCATGAGCTTCTCCCTTCTT TGCTGCATCTGCTTCCAAGCGGTCTTTGACTTGAACCACATCCTTGTCCCCACGACCTGA TAGGCAGACAATCATAGACTTTTCTGGTCCAAGTTCTTTGGCCAATTTCACCGCAAAAGC GATAGCATGGCTAGATTCCAAAGCTGGGATAATCCCTTCCACACGAGACAAGAGTTGGAA TCCTTCCAAGGCTTCTTCGTCTGTCACAGGGACATAGCTGGCACGTTTAATATCGTGGTA GTGAGAATGCTCTGGACCGATACCAGGATAGTCCAAACCTGCTGAGATAGAGAAGGCTTC AAGAATTTGACCATGGGCATCTTGGAGCACATCCATGAGGGAACCGTGAAGGACACCTGG ACGACCCTTGGTCAAGGTAGCTGCGTGGTGCTCCGTATCCACACCAAGTCCAGCCGCTTC AGCTCCATACATGGCTACAGACTCATCTTCTACAAAGGGATGGAAGAGCCCAATAGCATT AGATCCACCACCAACACAGGCTACTAGGGCATCGGGCAGATTTTGACCTGTCATATCGCG ATACTGTTGTTTAGCTTCGCGACCGATGACACTTTGGAAGTCACGAACGATTTCTGGAAA TGGATGAGGCCCCAAGGCAGAACCAAGGATATAGTGGGTATCGTCGATATTAGCCACCCA TGAACGAAGGGCTGCATTGACCGCATCCTTGAACACGCGCGAACCATCTGTCACTGCCTC AACCTTAGCTCCCAAAAGCTCCATACGGAACACATTGAGGGCTTGGCGTTTGACATCTTC CTCACCCATGTAGATGGTACATTCCATGTTAAAGAGGGCCGCAGCAGTTGCAGTTGCCAC ACCGTGCTGACCAGCACCCGTTTCTGCGATAATTTTCTTTTTACCCATGCGTTTGGCAAG CCAAACTTGTCCTAAGGCATTGTTAATCTTGTGGGCTCCTGTATGGTTAAGGTCTTCCCG TTTGAGATAAATCTTGGCTCCGCCGATATGCTGGGTCAAGTTTTTTGCGTAGTAAAGAGG AGTTTCACGTCCTACGTACTGGCGCAAGAGTTGGTTTAATTCCTCTTGGAAACTTGGGTC TGCCTGACTTTCACGGTAGGCCTTCTCCAACTCCAAAACTGCTGTCATCAATGTTTCTGG GACAAAACGTCCGCCGAATTTTCCGTAAAATCCATCTTTATTTGGTTCCTGATATGCCAT GCTTTACCCTCTCTATAAATCTTCTAATCTTTTCATGATCTTTTTGTCCATCTGTCTCCA CTCCGCTCGATACATCTACTGCATAGGGAGTAAAATGTTGAATTGCTTTTACTACATTAT CTTCATTAAGGCCACCTGCGATAAAGAAGGGCTGTGCTAGTCCAGTCGTATCCAGTTGAC CCCAATCAAAGGACTGGCCACTTCCTGCCACAGGGGCATCAAAGAGTAGATAATCTGCCT GAGAATTGGGGACATGCCCATTTCCATCTACCTGCACAGCCTGAATACTGGCACAAGGCA AATTCTCAAATAAATCATCTGCCACCTGACCGTGAACTTGAACCAAGTCCAAGCCAACTT TGTCAATCGCTTCCAGCAGTTCTACCCGACTTGGTGAAACAAATACTCCAACCTTTTTCA CATCTGCAGGAATAAGCTTTGCCAACTCAGCTGCCTCTTCTAAAGTCACCTGTCTTTTAC TAGGTGCAAAGACAAAACCGATATAGTCGGCTCCTGCTGAAACGGCTGTTTCCACCGCTT CTTTGGTCGATAGTCCACAAATTTTAACCTTTGTCAATCTGCAACTCCTTGATTCTCTGG GCCACATTTTCTGCCTGCATAAGAGCTGTCCCTACCAAAATTCCGTTAAAGTATGGGGCT AGTCGTTCCGCATCCTGCCCTGTGAAAATGGCAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 117 833 R 239 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864254-6 ORF translation from 117-833, direction R VGTRMWFKSKTAWKQMQQRREKLMPKTLTEKLNAIKATGKGIFVPYIMAGDHEKGLDGLA ETIHFLEDLGVSAIEVGIPFSDPVADGPVIEEAGLRSLAHGTSTQALVETLKTIETEIPL VIMTYFNPLFQYGVENFVKDLADTAVKGLIIPDLPHEHANFVEPFLADTDIALIPLVSLT TGIERQKELIEGAEGFVYAVAINGVTGKSGNYRCRFGQALGATSSSGRHPSLDRFWCI* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : TRYPTOPHAN SYNTHASE ALPHA CHAIN (EC 4.2.1.20). - LACTOCOCCUS LACTIS (SUBSP. LAC TIS) (STREPTOCOCCUS LACTIS) . Assembly ID: 3864296 Assembly Length: 3074bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864296 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3864296 CCAACATTCACATGTTCCAATTTTTCCTGGTTTGGCTTGTTGTAGTTAACAAATACATAA TCTACACCTGTCAAAACGATGAAGAGGTCTGCATCAACCAATTCTGCCAAACGTTGGGAA GCGAAGTCTTTATCAATAACCGCTTCGACACCAGTCAAATGTCCATTGTTTTCTTTGACG ACGGGAATACCGCCACCACCTGCAGCTACGACGACTTGACCATTATTTAAAAGAGTACGG ATGGTTTCAATTTCTTTGATATCAACAGGTTTTGGTGAGGCAACGACCTTACGCCAGCCA CGGCCAGCATCTTCCTTGAAAGTCGCTCCGCTCTTTTCGGCTTCTGCTTTTGCTTCTTCT TCTGAATAGAAAGGACCGATTGGTTTACTCAAGTTAACAAAAGCCGGATCATTTTTATCT ACGACAACTTGCGTTACAACAGAAGCAACATTTTTTTCGATGCCTTCATCCAAGAGAGCA TTTTGCAAAGCATTTTTCAACCAGAAACCGATGCTACCTTCTGTCATAGCGACAAGTGAG TCGAATGGGAAGGCAGGGTTCCTTTTCAGAGTTCTGATGCCAAATGTTTGGAGCAAGAGA TTCCCAACTTGAGGTCCCATTACCGTGAGTTGATAATCAAATCATCTCCATTTTTAATCC AATTTTACAAGATGCTTAGCTGTTTCAACTAAAGCTTCCTTTGTTGAGCCCTTTGCTGAT GGGTCAGAAGAAAGAATCGCATTTCCTCCCAAAGCTACTACAATTTTACGATTTGCCATA AATTCTCCTTTATCACACTCAATAGAATGCGTTTAGATTTCAATTTAATGATTTTTCACA TATTTTATAAGAAATAATAGATTACCATTATATAAAAGAGGACCGGACTAAAGCTATTAG TCGCAGCCCTCATAGCTGTTGGTAGACGGTTTATTATCTAAAATTATACTTTAGGAATAT AAAGGTTACCAAGTGTAGCAGCCATAACAGCTTTGATAGTGTGCATACGGTTTTCTGCTT GATCGAAGTGGCGAGCGTACTTGCTGCGGAAGACTTCGTCTGTTACTTCCATTTCTTCTA CACCAAATTTTTCAGCAACGTCTTTACCATAAACAGTGTGAGTATCGTGGAATGCTGGCA AGCAGTGTAGGAAGATCAAGTTTTCATTGCCTGCTTTTTTAACTAAGTCCATATTGACTT GGTAAGGTTTAAGAAGAGCTACACGTTCTGCGAATTTGTCTTCTTCACCCATTGATACCC AAACGTCTGTGTAAAGAACGTCTGCATCTTTAACTGCTTCATCAGCATCTTCAGTGATGA GAACATGTGCGCCACTTTCTTTAGCAAATCCTTCTGCCAATTCAACGATTTCTTTTTCTG GGAAGAGTTCTTTTGGTGAGAAGATGTGAACATTGACACCAAGGATAGCACCTGTTACGA GCAAGCTGTTGGCAACGTTGTTACGTCCATCACCACAGTATACCAATGTCAAGCCTTCCA AGCGACCGAAGTTTTCTTGAACAGTCAAGTAGTCAGCGAGCATTTGAGTTGGGTGCCATT CGTCAGTTAGACCGTTCCATACTGGAACGCCTGAGAATTCTGCCAATTCTTCAACCATAA CGTTGGCTGAATCCGCGGAATTCAATCCCGTCAAACATACGTCCCAATACTTTAGCAGTA TCTTCAGTAGATTCTTTTTTACCCAACTGAATATCATTTGCTCCGAGGTATTCTGGGTGA GCACCAAGGTCGATAGCCGCAGTTGTAAAGGCTGCACGAGTACGAGTAGATGTTTTTTCA AATAGGAGAGCGATATTCTTGCCAGCAAGGTAGTGGTGTTGAATATTGCGTTTTTTCAAA TCTTTCAAGTGAGCTGAAAGACCAATAAGGTATTCTAACTCTGCACGGGTAAAGTCTTTT TCTGCTAAGAAGCTGCGTCCTTGGAATACTGAATTTGTCATTTTATTATTTCCTCTTTCT ATTTTTTACATTTTCTATTGACGAATGCCGAACAGCGATTACACTTCTTCACGTTCAAAT GGCATAGACATACAACGAGGTCCACCACGGCCCCGAACCAATTCACTTCCGCGAATCTTA ATCAAGCGAAGCCCGTATTCTTCCAAAATCTTATTGGTCACGGTATTGCGGTCATAAACA ACTACCACACCAGGTGCGATGGTCAAAGTGTTAGAACCGTCGTCCCATTGTTCACGCGCA GCTGCTACGATATTGCCACCACCGCAACGAATCAAATGAACTTTTTCTACACCAAGGTTT TGAGCAAGAAGTTCAGCTAAGTCACCTTTCTCTTCAACGATTTTAAGTTTTTCGTTTTCG TAAGTAACTGAGTAAAACGTGAAGGTCGCCTTCGATTTCTGGGTGAATAGTGAACTTGTC ATAGTCTACCATAGTGAAGACAGTATCCAAGTGCATGAATTTACGGTTGTTAGCAAATTC AAAGGCCAAAACTTTCTTGAAGCCAACATTTTTCTTGAAGATGTTGACCAAAAGTTTTTC GATAGAAGCTGCGTCTGTACGTTGAGAGATACCTACTGCAAGGACGTCTTTAGAAAGAAC TAGCCTCGTCTCCACCTTCGATACGCGTATCTTCTTCACGGTTGTAGACCAAATCCACTT TTCCGCCATAGATTGGGTGGTATTTGAAGATATACTTACCGTAGAGTGTTTCACGGTTAC GAGTGTCTGCAAACATGTGGTTAAGCGATACGGCGTTTCCAATTGTTGCAAATGGGTCGC GAGTGAAATAGAGGTTTGGCATCGGGTCAATTGCAAATGGATAATCTGATTCAACTAAGT CAGTTAGATCTTTAGCTTCGTCAGGAATTTCTGGCAATTCAACTTTTTGAATCCCAGCCA TTGTTTTTTCAACCAATTCTTGGTTGTCCTTGATGCCGTGAAGCAATTCACGAATAGCAA CCTTGGTTTGACGATCACGGATGTTGGCTTCGTCTAAGTATTCCTCGATAAATTGATCGC GGATTTCTGGAGAAGTCCAATGAATCCAGCAGCGAGTTGTTCTACCTCCAGAACCGATTA TCTGCTGTTTCGAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 944 1777 R 278 aa 10 2323 2694 R 124 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864296-7 ORF translation from 944-1777, direction R VQPLQLRLSTLVLTQNTSEQMIFSWVKKNLLKILLKYWDVCLTGLNSADSANVMVEELAE FSGVPVWNGLTDEWHPTQMLADYLTVQENFGRLEGLTLVYCGDGRNNVANSLLVTGAILG VNVHIFSPKELFPEKEIVELAEGFAKESGAHVLITEDADEAVKDADVLYTDVWVSMGEED KFAERVALLKPYQVNMDLVKKAGNENLIFLHCLPAFHDTHTVYGKDVAEKFGVEEMEVTD EVFRSKYARHFDQAENRMHTIKAVMAATLGNLYIPKV* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: ornithine carbamoyltransferase (arcB) homolog - Haemophilus influenzae (strain Rd KW20) [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864296-10 ORF translation from 2323- 2694, direction R VKHSTVSISSNTTQSMAEKWIWSTTVKKIRVSKVETRLVLSKDVLAVGISQRTDAASIEK LLVNIFKKNVGFKKVLAFEFANNRKFMHLDTVFTMVDYDKFTIHPEIEGDLHVLLSYLRK RKT* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : STREPTOCOCCAL ACID GLYCOPROTEIN. - STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES . Assembly ID: 3864300 Assembly Length: 3205bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864300 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864300 GGGGGCAAAGCCAAAAGACTTCAAATAGCTAGAACCTACTTAAAAAGATGCTGAAATTCT TATATTTGATGAAGCCACTGCTAATCTTGATGCGGATTCTGAGTATGCGATTATCAGTAG CCTCTATTCTGTATTAAAGGAGAAGACGGTTGTGATTATAGCGCATAGTTTGTCAACGGT AAAAGATGTGGATTGTATTTTCTTCTTAGAGGAGGGGAAAATCACTGGCTCAGGAACTCA TAAGGAACTACTGGAAAATCATGAGCGTTATGCTCGTTTTGTGCAGGAGCAAATGATAGA GTGAAGTGTCTTTTGAGATTCACCATTTTATAGTCTATTAAAGGGAGCAGGAAAAACTCC CTTTTTATATAGTTTGAAACTATAACTAGCTCTTGAAAAGAAGAAAATGAGTTGATGAAA ATAAGTGGTACAATAGTTACTATAGATTTGGAGGTATTGTATGAGCAAGGAATTACACAT TAACACAATTTTGGCCCAGGCGGGTATTAAGTCAGATGAAGCGACAGGTGCATTGGTGAC ACCGCTTCATTTTTCAACGACCTATCAGCATCCAGAGTTTGGTCGATCTACTGGGTTTGA CTATACGCGCACTAAAAATCCAACTCGTAGTAAGGCTGAGGAAGTCTTGGCGGCTATTGA GTCAGCAGACTATGCCTTAGCGACTAGCTCAGGGATGTCAGCTATTGTACTGGCCTTTAG CGTCTTTCCAGTAGGAAGTAAGGTCTTGGCAGTGCGTGATCTTTACGGTGGTTCTTTTCG CTGGGTTTAAACCAAGTGGGAGCAGGGAAGGTCGTTTCCATTTTAACTATGCCAATAACA GAAAGGAAGAGTTGATTGCCGGAGTTAGGAAAAGGATGTGGATGTTCTCTATATCGGAAA ACCCCAACCAATCCCTTGATGTTGGAATTTGATATCGAAAAACTAGCAAAATTGGCTCAT GCTAAGGGTGCCAAAGTGGTGGTGGACAATACCTTCTATAGCCCTATCTACCAACGTCCG ATTGAAGATAGAGCAGATATCGTTCTCCATTCAGCAACCAAGTATCTAGCAGGCCACAAT GATGTCTTGGCTGGAGTGGTTGTGACCAATAGTTTAGAACTATACGAGAAGCTTTTTTAC AATCTCAATACAACAGGGGCAGTCTTGTCTCCATTTGACAGCTACCAGTTGCTTCGTGGT CTCAAGACCTTGTCTCTTCGTATGGAGCGTTCAACAGCTAACGCCCAAGAAGTGGTTGCC TTTTTGAAGGATTCTCCAGCAGTTAAGGAAGTTCTCTACACTGGTCGTGGAGGCATGATT TCCTTTAAAGTAGCCGATGAAACACGCATTCCTCATATTTTGAACAGTCTCAAGGTCTTC TCTTTTGCGGAAAGTTTGGGCGGAGTGGAAAGTCTTATTACTTATCCAACGACTCAAACT CATGCTGATATTCCAGCAGAAGTACGCCATTCTTATGGTTTGACAGATGACCTCTTGCGT TTGTCTATTGGGATTGAGGATGCTAGAGATTTGATTGCAGATTTGCGCCAAGCCTTAGAA GGATAAGACAAAGATGGGAAAATATGATTTTACAAGCCTGCCCAACCGTTTAGGGCACCA TACCTATAAATGGAAAGAAACAGAAACGGATAGTGAAGTTCTACCAGCTTGGATAGCGGA TATGGACTTTGTGGTCTTGCCTGAAATCCGCCAAGCCGTGCAAACTTACGCAGACCAACT GGTTTATGGTTATACCTATGCCAGTGAAGACTTAATTAAGGAAGTTCAAAAGTGGGAAGC TACACAATACGGTTACAACTTTGACAAAGAGGCTCTTGTCTTTATCGAGGGTGTGGTACC AGCCATCTCAACAGCTATTCAAACCTTTACAAAAGAAGGCGAGGCGGTTTTAATTAACAC GCCTGTCTACCCACCCTTTGCTCGCAGTGTCAAGTTGAATAATCGTAGATTGATTACTAA TTCCTTAGTGGAAAAGGATGGTCTGTTTGAGATTGACTTTGACCAACTTGAAAAGGATTT GGTGGAAGAGGAGGTTAAACTCTATATTCTTTGCAACCCTCACAATCCTGGTGGACGTGT TTGGGAAAAAGAAGTGTTGGAGAAGATTGGCCAACTCTGCCAAAAACACGGTGTTTTGTT AGTTTCGGATGAGATTCACCAAGATTTGACCCTCTTTGGTCACAAACACCAGTCTTTCAA TACCATCAATCCTGCCTTCAAAAATTTTGCTATCGTCTTGAGCAGTGCCACTAAAACATT TAATATTGCTGGAACAAAAAATTCCTATGCAGTCATTGAAAATCCTAAGTTGAGACTAGC TTTCCAGAAACGCCTGTTGGCCAATAATCAGCATGAAATTTCAGGCTTGGGTTATTTGGC GACAGAAGCTGCCTATAGATACGGTAAAGATTGGCTAGAGGAACTCAAGCAAGTCTTTGA AGACCACATCAATTCGATGTGGTGGATCTATTTGGAAAAGAGACTAAAATCAAGGTCATG AAACCGCAAGGTACCTACTTGATTTGGCTTGACTTTTCAGCCTATGACCTGACTGATGAA ACATTGCAAGAGTTGTTGAGAAATGAAGCCAAGGTTATCCTCAACCGTGGTTTGGATTTT GGAGAGGAAGGAAGTCTCCATTCCCGCATCAAGATTGTTAGCTATGCCCAAATCTCTGTT GCAAGAAGTCTGTCAGCGGATTGTGGCTACTTTTGCCAAACGTTAAAAATCCAGCCTTCT AGGAGAAAAGTCTTCCTAGAAGGCTATTTTCATAGGCGAAAATATGGTATAATAAACAGA TAAGGTAAAGGTGAAAATATGGCTAAATTGATTCCGGGGAAAGTTCGTATCGAAGGTGTT GCCCTTTATGAAACTGGTAAGGTTGATATCATCAAGGAAAAGAACAATCGGCTCTACGCT CGCGTTGCAAAAGAAGAACTGCGCTATAGTTTAGAGGATGATTTGGTTTTTTGTGCCTGT GATTCTTTTCAAAAGAGGGGCTACTGTGTGCATTTGGCAGCGCTAGAGCATTTTCTGAAA AATGATGAGCGTGGTCAGGAAATCTTGTGGAGTCTGGAAGAAGGTCATGAAGAAAAAGAG GCCGTTGAAACCAAGGTGACCTTGGGTGGCAAGTTTTTGAATCGAATTTTATCTCCGAAA TCAGAATGCGCCTATGAGTTATCAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 9 2479 2823 F 115 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864300-9 ORF translation from 2479-2823, direction F WDLFGKETKIKVMKPQGTYLIWLDFSAYDLTDETLQELLRNEAKVILNRGLDFGEEGSL HSRIKIVSYAQISVARSLSADCGYFCQTLKIQPSRRKVFLEGYFHRRKYGIINR* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: PUTATIVE AMINOTRANSFERASE B (EC 2.6.1.-) (FRAGMENT). - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. Assembly ID: 3864312 Assembly Length: 1665bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864312 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864312 AATTGATGGCGCATATAGGCTTCCATGGACCTTGCTTTTTTAGAGTCTTTTGCTGCTTCT AGCTCCTCAAGTAAATCTGCTAAACTCATCTAAAACTCCTCTTGCCCCACCAAATGGTGC TGAAAGGCATACACAGTCGCCTGGGTACGATCGCTGACTTCAAGTTTGGCAAGAATATTG GACACGTGGGTCTTGACCGTCTTGAGAGAGATAAAGAGGTCATCTGCGATGCGCTGATTT TCGTAGCCCTTGGCGATGAGTTGGAGAACATCTCGCTCACGCGCAGTCAATTCTTCATGA AGTTCCATATGATTGCGGTGGTATTCAACCTTCTTGCTAACCTCTTGCTCAATGGCCAGC TCGCCAGCAGCTACCTTACTGACGGCATGAAGCAATTCATCTGCACTAGAAGTCTTGAGC ATATAGCCTTTGGCACCAGCATCTAAGACTGGCATGATTTTTTCATTGTCCAAATAAGAG GTCACAATCAAAATCTTGGCTTCAGGCCATTCTTTAAGGATTGCTAAGGTCGCGTCAATC CCATTCATCTCAGGCATGACAATATCCATGACAATGACATCTGGACGCAGTTCCAAGGCC AAGTCAATCCCTTGAGACCCGTTGGACGCCTCACCCACAACTTCTACATCGTCTTGGAGG TCAAAGTAGCTTTTCAAGCCCAATCGGACCATTTCATGGTCATCTACTAGTAAAATTTTC ATCTTTACTCCTTTATCATTCCTTATCTAACAGGGGAATACGGATATCAACTGCCAGCCC TTGCTTGGGAGCTGTTAATAACTGAACCGTCCCTGCCATATCTTCAACCCGCTCCTTGAT ATTTCGCAGTCCATAACTCAAGTCGTCTAAGCTCCCTAACCGGAAACCAATCCCATTGTC CACCACCTTCAGTTGCAATTCAACATCTGTCTGATAGAGGTAGACATCTAGGCAAGATGC CTGGGCATGGCGGAGCGTATTGCTAATCAACTCTTGCAGGATACGGAAGATATGCTCCTC GATTTTCTTATCGGCAATTTCGTCATATTCTGCTTGAGACTAACCCTAAGATCACTCTTG TCCTCAAGCTCTTTTAAGAGAATCTGAATCCCTTCTATCAAGCTCTTCTGCTCCAGTTCA ACTGGTCGCAAATGCAAGAGCAAAACCCGCAAATCCTTCTGGGCAGTTTCTAAAATAGCT GTGACACTCTGCAACTGGATCTGCATCTTTTCTCTATCCAATTTCAAAGCCTGCTGACTG ATACCCGATAAAATCATGTGGGCCGCAAACAACTCCTGACTGACTGTATCGTGCAAATCC CGAGCAATTCGCTTCCGTTCTTTCTCGATGATTTCCTCTTCCTGAGCAAGGCTATGATTT TCAGCTTTTTGAAGAGCTTCTGTCAAAAGGTTAAGTTTACCTGATAAGGACTTGAAACTG GCATCCAAATCTGGATCTGCAACCTGAACCACTTCTTGCCCTGCCAATAAACGCTTGAGA TTAGCCTGCATTTTTCTTAGAGAAAGCTCTTCGATCCCTCGCCAAAACAGGGCTAAGAGA CAGGTTATGGACATGCTGAAAACCAACAATAAAAAGACAAATTTTTCTGTTTTTTCGACA TCGTGCAAAAAGATAGACCAGTCAAAATCAAGTATTTCCAGCAAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 736 906 R 57 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864312-7 ORF translation from 736-906, direction R WDNGIGFRLGSLDDLSYGLRNIKERVEDMAGTVQLLTAPKQGLAVDIRIPLLDKE* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864336 Assembly Length: 2532bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864336 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864336 CTGAGTGAAGAAAAGTACCACCACGAGAAATGATGTCTCCTACTGAAGCTGCATCTAGGG GATGAATTTCACCGGCAACCATACCAGCATATCCGTCATAGATACCAAACACTTCCATTC CTTCTGAAATTGCTTGACGAACAACTGCACGGATAGCAGCGTTCATACCAGGTGCGTCTC CGCCACTAGTCAAAACAGCAATACGTTTCATATTGGTTTATGCTCCTTTTTCTTTTAACA TTCTTTCTTGATTATATCACATTTGATTTTAAAATTCTTCTATTTTCCGTATTTTTAGCG ATAAATCGTTTTCATAACGATTTCATTCAATTTCTCCTCTAATTCATTGGATTTAGCTAC AAAATGATGGGGAGAAACGATGGTTTTCTGTTCCTCTTCATACCGGATGATGACTGGGAT TGGGCCTTTAAATTGTTCTAAAATACGTGAAATTTCTTGATCCGATTCATGATTTTTCAC CTGTATCCAAAAGCGTTCAGCAACTGCTTCTCTTATTTCTTGTGCAATCATTTGCAAACG GCCATCACGTGATTGTATTTTTCCTTTTACATAGTAGAAGGCTCCCTCTTTTATTTCCTG TCCAACCTGACGATATAAGTCTGAAAAGAGAGTGACATCCAATTTTTTCTTACTATCATC TGCCTGTAAGAAGGCCATATTTTCACCCTTTTTGGTACGAATCACTTTTATTTTCTGAAC TTCAACCAAAATAATAGCATAGCTATTTTCTGACAAATTTCCGATTGGGGTAATCGGGTA AATAGCCTTACTTGCAATAGCTTGTAGNGGATGTATGCTGACACCTATCCCTAAAAGCTC TTGTTCCATATAAAATTTTTCTTGTTCCGTCCAATCTTCCGATTCCTGCCAACTATAAAT AGCATCTCCAAACAAACTTCCCAACTCTTTCACAAATTCAAATAGATTAGCTAAGTTATT AAATACTTTTTGACGATTTTTTTCAAATGAATCGAAAAGACCAACTTTTACCAAAGGTTC TAGCAGAGGAAGTTTCAGATAATTCTCAGGTAATTTAGCTATAAAATCTTCAATGTTAGA ATAAGGTCTATGTTCAATAATCCAAAGCGCCAAGTCCTTGCTGAGCCCCTTAATCGATTT CAAACCTATATAGATAGACTTGTTGGCAATTTTATCGTGATAGGGAATAGTATTGATGGA TAGAGAGGCTACTTCAAAACCTGCTTCAAGTGCATCTATTAAGTAATCACTGTTGGAATA ATTTAACATGACCTGATAAAAAATGGCTGGATAATGCGTTTTGAAATAAGCCAACTGGAA GGCCAAGGCTGAGTAGGCGTAGGCATGAGATCTATTAAATCCATAACCTGCAAACTTCTC CATAACATCAAAAACCTGCTCTGATTTTTCCGCAGTATGGCCTGCTTCTATGGAGCCTTG AATAAAGGAAGCCCTCATCTCATGCATAGCAGAGGCATCCTTTTTACCCATAGCTCGACG CAAAATATCGGCCTTCCCAAGACTAAATCCAGCAAATCGCTGAGCAACCTGCATAACCTG CTCCTGATAGAGCATAATGCCATAAGTTGGAGCCAAAATATCCTCCAGAGCTGAATCTAG AACAGTCACTTCTTCCTGCCCATGCTTCCTTGCCACAAAATTATTGATGTAGTCACTTGC ACCTGGTCGATTTAGAGAAGTAGTTGCTACGACATCTTCAAAACAGACTGGTTGAACACG TTTGAGCAAGCGAATGGCACCAGGTTGCTCAAATTGAAAGATACCTTTTGTATTTCCAGA GGCAAATAAATCTAACGTTTCTTTGTCTTCCAAATCTATTTCTTCAATTTTAAGGTGAAT ACCTTCTGTTTCAGCAAGCAACTCTTGCATCTTCTGGACAAAGGTCAAATTTCGTAGTCC CAGAAAGTCCATCTTCAAAAGTCCGCTAGCCTCAACTCCATGAGCATCATACTGAGTCAG TGGAATTTCATCACCATACTTTAGAGGAATGTAGTTGGTTAAATCTTGGTCACTAATTAC AACACCAGCCGCATGGACAGAGGTTTGCCTTGGATAGCCCTCTATCTTGCAAGCAATCTC AAAAGCTTTTTGGTATTCTAACTTACTATTGATTTGGCTGACGAAACTGGAGATTGCCCT CATAGGCCGACTTAAGATTGTCACGAAAACTGATTTTCTTAGTAATTGCAGATAATTCAT ACTCTGGCACACCAAAGCGTTTCAAGACATCTCGAAGAGCTTGCTTGGCTCCAAAGGTTG AAAAAGTAACGATTTGTGCCGCATGTTTACTACCATATTTATTACCAACATATCTGATAA AATCTGGACGATAAATATCTGGGATATCAATATCAATATCAGGCATGGTATAGCGTTCAC GATTAAGAAAGCGTTCAAAAATCAGATTTTTCTCTACTGGGTCAATCCCCGTGATGTCTA AGGCATAAGAAACCAAACTGCCTACTGCAGAACCCCTTCCCATTCCCATATAATAGCCAT TCGATCGTCCAA ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 295 2232 R 646 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3864336- 6 ORF translation from 295 -2232 , direction R VCQSMNYLQLLRKSVFVTILSRPMRAISSFVSQINSKLEYQKAFEIACKIEGYPRQTSVH AAGWISDQDLTNYIPLKYGDEIPLTQYDAHGVEASGLLKMDFLGLRNLTFVQKMQELLA ETEGIHLKIEEIDLEDKETLDLFASGNTKGIFQFEQPGAIRLLKRVQPVCFEDWATTSL NRPGASDYINNFVARKHGQEEVTVLDSALEDILAPTYGIMLYQEQVMQVAQRFAGFSLGK ADILRRAMGKKDASAMHEMRASFIQGSIEAGHTAEKSEQVFDVMEKFAGYGFNRSHAYAY SALAFQLAYFKTHYPAIFYQVMLNYSNSDYLIDALEAGFEVASLSINTIPYHDKIANKSI YIGLKSIKGLSKDLALWIIEHRPYSNIEDFIAKLPENYLKLPLLEPLVKVGLFDSFEKNR QKVFNNLANLFEFVKELGSLFGDAIYSWQESEDWTEQEKFYMEQELLGIGVSIHXLQAIA SKAIYPITPIGNLSENSYAIILVEVQKIKVIRTKKGENMAFLQADDSKKKLDVTLFSDLY RQVGQEIKEGAFYYVKGKIQSRDGRLQMIAQEIREAVAERFWIQVKNHESDQEISRILEQ FKGPIPVIIRYEEEQKTIVSPHHFVAKSNELEEKLNEIVMKTIYR* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : DNA POLYMERASE III, ALPHA CHAIN (EC 2.7.7.7). - ESCHERICHIA COLI. Assembly ID: 3864344 Assembly Length: 2244bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864344 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864344 GTTAACCTAGAGTAATCATTTTTTCAACAGTTTTACGGATTTCTTTAGCACGAGCTTCAG TTGTCACGATTGATTCGTTGATCAAAAGGTCAGTTGTCAAATCGCGAAGCATTGCTTTAC GTTGTGAGCTAGTGCGTCCTAGTTTACGGTAAGCCATGTATTCCTCCTTTATTTATCTTT TAATCCAAGACCCAAATCAATGAGTTTGAGTTTCACTTCTTCCAAACTCTTGCGTCCAAG ATTTCGTACTTTCATCATCTCTGCTTCAGATTTTTCTGTCAAATCATGCACAGTATTGAT ACCGGCACGTTTTAAACAGTTGTATGAACGCACAGACAAGTCCAGTTCCTCAATCGTACG ATCTAAAATACGGTCGTCAGATTCAGTATCAGCTTCTTTCATCACTTCAGTTGACTTAGC AATCTCAGTAAGATTTGTAAACAAATCAAGATGTTCTGTCAAAATACGTGCTGAAAGCCC TAAAGCATCTTCTGGAATAATTGTTCCATTTGTCAAGATTTCAAGGGTTAATTTGTCGAA ACCATCATTGCTACCTACACGAGCAGGTTCCACTTGATAGTTGACTTTTGTAACTGGTGT ATAAATAGAATCTACAGCAAGTGTTCCAACTGGTGCATTATCCTTTTTATTTTCATCAGC AGGTACATATCCACGACCACTGTTAACAGTCATAGTCGCTTTTAGAGAAGAACCTTCACC AATTGTAAAGAGATAATGATCTGGATTTACAATTTCAATATCGCTATCTGTCAAAATGTC ACCAGCTGTTACTTCAGCAGGACCTTCAACATCCAGTTCGATGATTTTTTCGTCTTCAAC GTACGATTTCACTGCAATTCCTTTAATGTTCAGAATGATTTGCATCACGTCTTCACGAAC ACCTGGAACTGTGTCAAACTCATGTAACACACCATCAATGTTGATAGATGTCACAGCTGC TCCTGGTAGAGAAGCTAGAAGTACACGACGAAGAGAGTTACCAAGAGTTGTACCGTAGCC ACGTTCAAGTGGTTCGATTACAAACTTGCCATAATCTTTATTTTCATCAATTTTTGTTAT ATTTGGTTTTTCAAACTCGATCATTTAGTTACTCCCTCTTAAACGAAAAGCAGTGTAATG CGATGATTATACACGGCGACGTTTTGGAGGACGAGCACCATTGTGTGGCACTGGAGTCAC ATCACGAATTGCTGTTACTTCAAGACCAGCGGCAGCAAGCGCACGAATAGCTGACTCACG ACCAGAACCTGGACCTTTTACAGTAACTTCAACTGATTTAAGACCGTGTTCTTGTGCAGA TTTAGCAGCAGCTTCAGAAGCCATTTGAGCAGCGAATGGTGTACATTTACGAGAACCTTT GAAACCAAGAGCACCAGCTGATGACCAAGCAATTGCATTACCATGCACATCAGTAATCAT AACAATAGTGTTATTAAATGTAGCGTGAATATGAGCAATACCAGATTCGATATTCTTTTT CACACGACGTTTACGTGTTGGTTTAGCCAAGACTTTTACCTCCTATATTATTTTTTCTTA CCAGCAATCGCAACAGCTTTACCTTTACGAGTGCGGGCGTTGTTTTTAGTGTTTTGTCCA CGGACAGGAAGTCCACGACGGTGACGGATACCACGGTATGAACCGATTTCCATCAAACGT TTGATGTTCAAGTTTACTTCACGACGAAGGTCACCTTCAACTTTGATTGCATCCACTTCA CGACGGATAGCATCTTCTTGATCTGATGTAAGATCACGTACACGAACATCTTCTGAGATT CCAGCAGCAGCCAAAATTTTCTTAGATGTTGCAAGTCCGATACCATAAACATAAGTCAAT GAGATTACTACGCGTTTGTCATTTGGAATATCAACTCCAGCAATACGAGCCATGTTTCCT • CCTTTCTATCTTATCCTTGACGTTGTTTGTGTTTTGGATTTGCTGGGCAAATTACCATAA CACGACCATTACGACGAATAACTTTACAGTATTCGCAAATTGGTTTGACCGATGGTCTTA CTTTCATTTCTTATCCCTCCAAGTTTTTCGATTATTTAAAGCGGTAAGTGATACGTCCAC GTGTCAAGTCATATGGACTCATTTCGACAGTAACACGATCTCCCGCTAAAATACGAATAT AGTTTTTACGAATTTTACCAGAAACTGTTGCTAAAATCTGATGTTCATTTTCAAGTTCCA CCGTAAACATTGCATTCCGGCATT ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 8 1147 1503 R 119 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864344-8 ORF translation from 1147-1503, direction R VKKNIESGIAHIHATFNNTIVMITDVHGNAIAWSSAGALGFKGSRKCTPFAAQMASEAAA KSAQEHGLKSVEVTVKGPGSGRESAIRALAAAGLEVTAIRDVTPVPHNGARPPKRRRV* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: 3 OS RIBOSOMAL PROTEIN Sll (BS11) . - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. Assembly ID: 3864352 Assembly Length: 2627bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864352 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864352 ATCGAATTATCTTGTATTTCGTCTGCAAATGGCTAGATGGTAAGAAGTAGACCGACTGAC TAGCCTATAAACACCCGTTAAATCGCTAAGAAACGTCAAAAAAGCCCTTAACTATGGCAC TAGTTAGGGGCTTTGGTGTTCTAATGAACCTTATACACTAACTACATTCTAGCATATAAG CCCAGATATTTCAAGAGTTTTATTTATTTTTTCAGGTTCCCTTAGTTCTGAAAGGTCTAT AATGAAGTTAGCCATCTAGTATCAAAAAACCGACTAGCTCTTATGAACTAGTCGATTTCT CATCAATGCGCCAACATTTCTTGAGCGATTTCTTGGCCAGATAGGTTATCTGGGTAGTAG GTTGGCCAGTTGTCCATTTCTTCAAAGAGGGCTTCTTGGCTTGTGCCTCCAAAGAAGATA TGGAAATGTTCTGCCTTAACTGGGGCGATATTGTGGTCACTAAACTGAACATACTTGAAT TGTCCAGCGTCAGCATCTGTGGCTTCAAAGAGGAAACGCACGCCACGATTGCCTTTCTTG TAAGTCAAAATTTTCTTACCGACATACTTGTAAGTGTATTTCTTGCTTTGTCCACCTTGA ACAAATTCCATAGTATTATCAGTAATGTTAATCTTAGTCACATCTGTCTGATAGCCTTTT GTATAGTAAGCCTTGTACTCAGCCTGGGTCATCTTACCAGTCAACTTAGCCTTGTAGTCA AAGACTTGGTCAAACGTGCCGTCTTCAAGGAAAGGATAAACTGATTGCCAGTTACCTGCA TAGTCACTCAAGGTGCGGTCCTTGACAGCTGCATCCTCGAAGTAACCATTTTGGACTGTC TTGGTATCCTCTGCCTTTTCAGGTTCGATTGCTGGGCCTTCTTGGTCTGTTGTTTGTTTC AAAGCCTTGAGGTTTTTCTCCATCACGGAAATGTAGTTTTCTCCAGCCTTGGTGTCCTCT TCTGTCAGACTTTCTAAAGGATTGAGGACATCAGTTTTGACACCTGCTTCTTTTGAAAGT GTGTTAGCAAGGGCTTGTGAGGCATTTTCTTCAAAATAGATATAAGCGATTTTATTTTTC TTGACATACTCTGTCAATTCTGCCAAGCGAGCAGCTGATGGCTCTGCATCTGGAGAAAGG CCTGAGATTGCGACTTGTTTGAGTCCATAGTCCAAGGCAAGATAGTTAAAGGCTGCGTGT TGAGTCACAAAGCTCTTTTGTTTTGCTTGAGACAAGCCTTCTGCGTAAGCCTTATCCAAG GATTGCAATTTTTCGATATAGGCAGCTGCATTCTTCTCAAAGGTCTCTTTTTTATCAGGA TAATCTGCTGACAAGCTGTCGCGGATGTGCTCTACTAGTTTAATGGCACGAACTGGTGAT AACCAAACATGGGGGTCAAACTCATGGTGATGACCTTCTTCTCCATGGTCATGGTCTCCC TCTTCTTCCTCGCCACCTGGCAAGAGCAACATATCGCCTGTCGCCTTGATGGTTTTCACT TTTTTCTTATCCAAGGTATCTAGCAATTTAGGTACCCATGTTTCCATGTTTTCATTTTCA TAAACGAAGGTATCTGCATCTTGGATTTTGGCAACTGCCTTGGCAGATGGTTCGTATTCA TGAGGTTCTGTCCCAGCACCGATTAGGAGTTCTACATTAGCCGTATCTCCTGCGACTTGC TTGGTAAATTCATAGACAGGGTAAAAGGTTGTCACGATATTGAGTTTACCATCTGCCTGT TTTTGATTGGAACAAGCCACTAAAAACAAGGCACATAGACTGGCTAGTAATAAGCTAATT TTTTTCACGTTCGTCTCCTATTTGATAAAACGTCTTACTAAACTGATTAGTATAAAGACA GTTACAAAAATAATGGTAATACTTGCACTTGCAGGTGTTTCTGCATAGTAGGAAATGTAA AGTCCTGCTACCATTCCCAAAAAGCCAATCGCACTGGCAAGCAGCATAACCGATTTAAAG TTTTTCCCCAGACGCAGGGCAATACTAGCTGGCAAGACCATAATGGTCGATACCAGAAGA GCTCCTGCTGCAGGAATCATAAGGGCAATAGCCACCCCTGTCACCATGTTAAAAAGAATG GACATGGTACGAACTGGCAAGCCATCCACAAAGGCCGTATCTTCGTCAAAAGTTAAGATA TACATAGGACGAAGAAAGAGAAAGGTCAAAATCAAAACAACCGCCGCAATGACAAAGAGG GAAATGACCTGTTCTTCACTGATAGTCACGATCGAACCAAAGAGATATTGGTCCAAACTC ATTGAACTCGAGTTTTTACCCTTGCTCATGACAATCAGAGAAACAGCCAGACCTGTTGAC ACGAGGATAGCTGTCCCGATTTCCATAAAGCTCTTGTAAACCGTACGGAGATACTCCAGA AAGACCGCCGCAATCAAGACAATGGCAATAGTAGAAATAGTTGGAGAAATCCCCAAAACC AGACCNAAGGATACACCTGAAAATGAGACGTGGCTAAGGGTATCANTCATCAAACTCTGA CGACGCACAGATGAGGAAGGTTCCCAATACCGNTGAGTAAAGACTCATAGCAATAACCGC CAAAAAGGCGCGTTGTATAAAGTCGTAAGATNATAAACTAAGCATGG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 303 1808 R 502 aa 7 1818 2528 R 237 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864352-6 ORF translation from 303-1808, direction R VKKISLLLASLCALFLVACSNQKQADGKLNIVTTFYPVYEFTKQVAGDTANVELLIGAGT EPHEYEPSAKAVAKIQDADTFVYENENMETWVPKLLDTLDKKKVKTIKATGDMLLLPGGE EEEGDHDHGEEGHHHEFDPHVWLSPVRAIKLVEHIRDSLSADYPDKKETFEKNAAAYIEK LQSLDKAYAEGLSQAKQKSFVTQHAAFNYLALDYGLKQVAISGLSPDAEPSAARLAELTE YVKKNKIAYIYFEENASQALANTLSKEAGVKTDVLNPLESLTEEDTKAGENYISVMEKNL KALKQTTDQEGPAIEPEKAEDTKTVQNGYFEDAAVKDRTLSDYAGNWQSVYPFLEDGTFD QVFDYKAKLTGKMTQAEYKAYYTKGYQTDVTKINITDNTMEFVQGGQSKKYTYKYVGKKI LTYKKGNRGVRFLFEATDADAGQFKYVQFSDHNIAPVKAEHFHIFFGGTSQEALFEEMDN WPTYYPDNLSGQEIAQEMLAH* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: ADHESIN B PRECURSOR (SALIVA-BINDING PROTEIN) STREPTOCOCCUS SANGUIS. [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864352-7 ORF translation from 1818-2528, direction R VRRQSLMXDTLSHVSFSGVSXGLVLGISPTISTIAIVLIAAVFLEYLRTVYKSFMEIGTA ILVSTGLAVSLIVMSKGKNSSSMSLDQYLFGSIVTISEEQVISLFVIAAWLILTFLFLR PMYILTFDEDTAFVDGLPVRTMSILFNMVTGVAIALMIPAAGALLVSTIMVLPASIALRL GKNFKSVMLLASAIGFLGMVAGLYISYYAETPASASITIIFVTVFILISLVRRFIK* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864366 Assembly Length: 1841bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864366 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864366 ATCGAATTCGAACTAAGATAAAGGGGACATTGAAAGCATCAACTTGCACTATGGGGACCC TTTTATCTTTATGGAGGAGTTTTATCAGGATACAAAAGAAATGGTCAAGATAACTTCTGG TACCTTATTTGACCATTGGCAGGTTGAAGTGTCAGTTGACTTTGCACGTATCCAGTATCT CTTTGAGCTCAGAGATACAGAAGGTCAAAATATTTTGTATGGCGATAAAGGGTGTGTGGA AAATTCTCTAGAAAATCTTCATGCAATCGGGAATGGATTTAAGTTGCCTTATCTTCATGA GATTGATGCCTGCAAGGTTCCTGACTGGGTTTCAAATACGGTATGGTATCAGATATTTCC TGAAAGGTTTGCCAATGGCAATGCTCTATTAAACCCAGAAGGGACTTTAGACTGGGATTC ATCTGTCACACCTAAGAGCGATGATTTCTTTGGTGGTGATTTACAGGGGATTATTGATCA TATGGATTACTTGCAAGACTTGGGTATTACTGGACTATATCTTTGTCCCATCTTTGAATC TACAAGCAATCACAAGTACAATACGACAGATTACTTTGAAATTGACCGTCATTTTGGAGA CAAGGAGACCTTTCGGGAACTGGTGGATCAAGCGCATCATCGTGGCATGAAAGTCATGCT GGATGCGGTATTTAATCATATTGGTTCGCAATCTCTTCAATGGAAAAATGTCGTCAAAAA TGGTGAACAGTCTGCTTATAAGGATTGGTTCCATATTCAACAATTCCCAGTGACAACTGA AAAGCTAGTTAATAAGAGAGACTTACCCTATCATGTTTTTGGTTTCGAGGACTATATGCC TAAGCTAAATACAGCCAATCCAGAGGTCAAGAATTATCTTTTAAAGGTTGCGACTTATTG GGATTGAAGAGTTTAATATCGATGCTTGGCGTTTGGATGTGGCTAATGAGATTGACCATC AGTTCTGGAAGGATTTTCGTAAGGCAGTTTTAGCTAAAAATCCTGATCTTTATATCCTAG GAGAAGTCTGGCATACATCTCAGCCTTGGCTAAATGGAGATGAGTTCCATGCCGTCATGA ATTATCCTTTATCTGATAGTATCAAGGACTATTTCTTACGAGGAATTAAGAAGACAGACC AGTTCATCGATGAAATCAATGGAGAGTTTATGTATTACAAGCAGCAGATTTCAGAGGTCA TGTTTAATCTCTTGGATTCACATGATACAGAGCGAATCCTGTGGACGGCCAATGAAGATG TTCAACTGGTTAAATCAGCCTTAGCCTTTCTCTTTTTACAAAAAGGAACACCGTGCATTT ATTACGGAACCGAGCTAGCCTTGACTGGAGGACCAGATCCAGATTGTCGTCGTTGTATGC CTTGGGAACGTGTATCAAGTGACAATGATATGCTGAACTTTATGAAGAGGCTGATTAAAA TTCGGAAATACGCGTCAGTAATCATTTCGCATGGCAAGTATAGCCTTCAAGAAATCAAAT CTGATCTAGTAGCTCTGGAATGGAAATACGAAGGACGGATCCTCAAAGCAATATTCAACC AATCAACAGAAGATTATCTTTTAGAGAAAGAAGCAGTAGCACTAGCAAGCAATTGCCAAG AATTGGAGAATCAGCTTGTCATCTCTCCAGATGGATTTGTGATTTTCTAAAAACTAGTTG ATGAAGATTATGGTACATTTCATATCTTATATAGTATAATAAGGCTAGTTACTAAACTTG TAAAGGAGAACTTAAATGAATTGTAGAGGACATGAAACAAGACAAAGAATTGTTAGAGAT TTTGAAGTTTAGCCTAAAGCACATATTAAGCTGTTAGCAAA ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 939 1670 F 244 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864366-7 ORF translation from 939-1670, direction F VANEIDHQFWKDFRKAVLAKNPDLYILGEVWHTSQPWLNGDEFHAVMNYPLSDSIKDYFL RGIKKTDQFIDEINGEFMYYKQQISEVMFNLLDSHDTERILWTANEDVQLVKSALAFLFL QKGTPCIYYGTELALTGGPDPDCRRCMPWERVSSDNDMLNFMKRLIKIRKYASVIISHGK YSLQEIKSDLVALEWKYEGRILKAIFNQSTEDYLLEKEAVALASNCQELENQLVISPDGF VIF* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: neopullulanase (EC 3.2.1.135) - Bacillus sp. Assembly ID: 3864384 Assembly Length: 2026bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864384 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864384 CTGTTTAGCCTGGTTAAAGTCCTTGATGAATTTATTGACTTCGACGAATGTATTTCCAGA ACCAGCAGCAATACGACGGCGACGGCTTGGATTTAACAAATCTGGGTTTTCACGTTCTTC AGATGTCATCGAAGACACAATGGCACGTTTACGAGCAATCTGGCGTTCATCCACCTTCAT GTTTTGAAGTGCTGGATTGTTGGCCATACCTGGAATCATCTTGAGCAAGTCTTCCATCGG CCCCATATTTTGCACCTGATCTAATTGATCGATGAAATCATTAAAATCAAAGGTGTTTTC GCGCATCTTCTCAGCCATTTCAAGGGCTTTTTGTTCATCGTATTCCTGAGAAGCTTTCTC AATCAAAGTGAGCATATCCCCCATGCCAAGGATACGGCTAGACATACGGTCTGGGTGGAA GGTTTCGATATCTGTAATTTTTTCACCTGTACCAGTGAACTTGATTGGTTTTCCAGTGAT GTGACGAACAGACAGAGCAGCACCACCACGAGTATCACCATCAATCTTGGTAAGGATGAC CCCAGTCACTTCCAACTGAGCATTAAACTCACGCGCAACATTGGCTGCTTCCTGACCAAT CATAGCATCAACGACAAGCAAGATTTCATTTGGTTGAGCCAATACTTTCACATCACGAAG CTCATTCATGAGGAGCTCATCAATCTGCAAACGACCCGCAGTATCAATCAAGACATAGTC GTTATGATTAGTTTGGGCTTGCTCCAAACCTTGACGTACAATCTCAACAGCTGGTACTTC TGTTCCAAGTGCAAAGACAGGCACATCAATCTGTTGTCCCAAGGTCTTAAGCTGGTCAAT GGCAGCTGGACGATAAATATCCGCCGCAATCATCAAAGGACGAGCATTTTCTTCTTTCTT GAGTTTGTTGGCCAATTTACCAGCAAAGGTTGTTTTACCAGCCCCTTGTAAACCAACCAT CATGATGATGGTTGGAATCTTAGGTGACTTGATAATTCGATCTGCCGTATCAGAACCTAA AACGGCTGTCAGTTCCTCATCAACGATTTTAATAATCTGTTGCGCAGGATTAAGTGTATC AATGACCTCATGCCCGACTGCACGCTCACGAACTTTCTTGATAAAGTCCTTTACAACAGG CAAGGCAACGTCGGCCTCGAGCAAGGCCAAGCGAATTTCTTTGGTTGCCTCTTGGACATC AGATTCAGAGATTTTTCCTTTTTTACGTAGATTTTTAAAGACGTTCTGCAAACGTTCTGT TAAACTTTCAAATGCCATTTTTCTTCCTCTTATTCTCTATTATCAATGCTTGTTAAAATT TCTATCTGCTCCTGCAGAAAATCATCCTTGGGATAGCGATCCAAGATTTGGTCAAAAATC TGACTACGGACAATGTAGTCCGAGTACATGTGCAATTTCATCTCATAATCTTCCAGAATC TTTTCTGTTCGCTTGATATTGTCATAGACAGCCTGACGACTAACACCAAACTCCTCAGCT ATCTCAGCAAGACTGTAATCATCAGCGTAGTAAAGCTCTATATAATTCATTTGCTTATCT GTCAAAAGCGCCCGCATAAAATTCAAAGAGCGGCCCATTCCATACGATTGGTTTTTTCGA TTTCCATAACTTTTATTATACCAAAAAATAGCCTAATCTACCACACTAGGGAGCCAATCC TTGAAGATAGAAAGTAGATTTGAGAAAAACGAGATCCTAGCCCCAAGTAATTTCCAATTG ATAGCTGGCAAAGGGATGCCCCTCTTGATTTTGTAGTTGATAAGCTAGCTCAATCTTTTG CCTATCAACTTGATAACGGCTCGTTTGAATGATAAATTCCTGCATGCCCATAGGGGTAGG AATATAGGCCAAACTATCACTATCCTTTAAAAAGCGCATAATGGTCTTGGGATTAGAAAA TCGGCTCATCACCAGTTCTTGACCATGAAATTTAATAACTACTTTTTCCTTTTCCTCATT ATGAAAGAGTAAATAGCTATAATCTCCCTTTTCATGCACTTCCACA ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 8 1717 2025 R 103 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864384-8 ORF translation from 1717-2025, direction R VEVHEKGDYSYLLFHNEEKEKWIKFHGQELVMSRFSNPKTIMRFLKDSDSLAYIPTPMG MQEFIIQTSRYQVDRQKIELAYQLQNQEGHPFASYQLEITWG* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864400 Assembly Length: 1561bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864400 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864400 CTTGATTATGGCTGTTTTGGAAAAACGGGCAGGGCTTCTCTTGCAAAATCAGGATGCCTA TCTCAAATCTGCTGGTGGTGTTAAATTGGATGAACCTGCCATTGACTTGGCTGTTGCAGT TGCTATTGCTTCGAGCTACAAAGACAAGCCAACTAATCCTCAGGAATGTTTTGTCGGAGA ACTGGGCTTGACAGGAGAGATTCGGCGCGTGAATCGTATTGAGCAACGCATCAACGAAGC TGCTAAACTGGGCTTTACTAAGATTTAAGTACCTAAGAATTCCTTGACAGGAATCACTCT GCCTAAGGAAATTCAGGTCATTGGCGTGACAACGATTCAGGAAGTTTTGAAAAAGGTCTT TGCATAATCCGTGACAAATTCTCTTAAAAATGATAAGATAGGAGAAATATTTGACTATCA AATTTTCAAGGAGGGAATCGTGTCGTATTTTGAACAGTTTATGCAAGCTAATCAGGCTTA TGTTGCCCTACATGGGCAGTTAAATCTGCCACTTAAACCCAAAACAAGAGTAGCTATTGT GACCTGTATGGACTCTCGTCTGCACGTTGCGCAAGCTCTGGGCTTGGCACTTGGGGATGC TCATATCTTGCGGAATGCAGGTGGTCGAGTGACTGAAGACATGATTCGTTCGCTAGTTAT TTCCCAGCAACAAATGGGGACAAGAGAGATTGTGGTATTGCACCATACAGACTGTGGTGC TCAGACCTTTGAAAATGAACCTTTTCAGGAGTATTTAAAAGAGGAATTAGGTGTAGATGT GTCAGACCAGGACTTCTTGCCCTTCCAAGATATAGAAGAGAGTGTACGCGAGGATATGCA ACTGCTTATCGAGTCTCCCCTAATACCAGACGATGTCATTATCTCTGGTGCTATTTACAA TGTTGATACAGGAAGTATGACAGTCGTAGAATTATAAATACTTCATTTAGAAAGAAAGTG TATGAAGAAAAGCAGTATTTTATTGCTATGTATTGGTTTACAGTATGAAACCATCTACTA TACGGACGGTCCAAGGTCAGGTGCGGAATATGGACTAATGGGAGTTTCTATCTTTCTAGC TCTCTTTTACATGATTCCGGCTCTTTATTTTCTCTTCCATATTGGGAAAAAATGGGAATT GCCAAAGAAGGTTTTGATTCTGTCTTTATTGGGAGCAATCTGTTCCTTTACTTCTCTCTT ACTATTTGGAATCTATAATCACAGACGAAAGTCATCTAAGGTATAAAAAATCGACCAGTT ACTGGGGGTTCTTTTCCCAGATAGTACATTTTTAAATGCCTTTGAAAGTGCTATTGTGGC TCCTTTGGTAGAAGAACCCTTGAAATTCGATTGCCACTTGTTTTTGTTTTGGCTTTGATT CCTGTGCGAAAATTAAAATCTTTGTTTTTACTTGGAATTGCTTCCGGTTTGGGATTCCAA ATGATTGAGGATATTGGTTATATTCGTACGGATTTGCCAGAGGGCTTTGACTTTACTATT TCGCGAATTTTAGAGCGTATCATCTCAGGAATTGCCTCTCACTGGACTTTTTCAGGTCTA G ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 371 937 F 189 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3864400 -7 ORF translation from 371-937 , direction F VTNSLKNDKIGEIFDYQIFKEGIVSYFEQFMQANQAYVALHGQLNLPLKPKTRVAIVTCM DSRLHVAQALGLALGDAHILRNAGGRVTEDMIRSLVISQQQMGTREIWLHHTDCGAQTF ENEPFQEYLKEELGVDVSDQDFLPFQDIEESVREDMQLLIESPLIPDDVIISGAIYNVDT GSMTWEL* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864416 Assembly Length: 2009bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864416 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864416 AATGATTTTCAAGCAGACGATCCATGTCATTTCAAGGAATACATGCGACGATTTCCCTTC GTTTCGATCGGGCTTGATCAACTCTTGATCTTCATAATAACGAATCTGACGCGCCGATAG ATCGGTCAACTTCATAACACTGCCGATAGGAAAAACAGCCATATTTCGGCGAAATTCTTT TTCCTTCATTTACAATTTCCTTCTTTCTGTCTATTATAGTCTAAAAAAAGACAAACGTCA ATTGATAATGTTATAAAATGTAACATTATTTTTCTTTATTCTCTAAAAAGAGACGAATAC GATCAATATCGTAATTTACGATAATTGCGACAAAAACTCCCATAAACGTTTCTAAAACAC GCACAAACACGTACAAAATTGTCTCACCACTTGGAATTGATAGGGTAATGATTAACATAG CTGCTACACCACCAATAACCCCTGCTTTGTTATTCATGGCTACATTTGTCATAATGGTTA ACATGGTGCAGATTGGAACAACTACCAAGGTCACCCAAAAGGCTTCGTGGAAAAAGGTAT TTAATAAGAAGAAGACCAAGGCATAGAGTCCACCGATACTATTTCCTAGAATACGCGAAG TCCCAAAATGAACACTCTCATCAAAACTCTCCCTCAGGCTAAAAACGGCTGTCAAAGCAC CAATTTGAAGACCTTTCCAGCCAAAAAAGCCAAAAATCAAGAGAACTAGAAAAACAGCAA TACCTGTTTTAAAGGTTCGCATACCAAGTTTGAACTGGGATTTATCGAATTTATATTTTT TAAAATAACTCATAATCTCAACTTTCTATTTCCATTTTATCATAAATCGGTGATTTTTAT GAGTAATAGTTGAGAGGAAGCGTTTTTATTTTAAGCAAAAGAAAAGAGGAACTTTCATCC CTCTCTTCTTTGATTTATTTATAAAATCTTATTTTTCTGTCAAGGCTGCAAGTCCTGGAA GAACCTTACCTTCAAGAAGTTCCATTGATGCTCCACCACCCGTACTAATCCATGAGAACT TGTCTGCACGGCCAAGGTTAATCGCTGCGGCAGCTGAGTCACCACCACCGATGATTGATT TAACTCCTGGTTGTTTCACGATAGCGTCCATCACACCGATTGTACCAGCTCTGGAAATCT GGGTTTTCAAATACACCCATAGGTCCGTTCCATACAACTGTTTTAGCACCAGTCAAAGCT TCGTCAAATTTGGCGATAGATTTTGGACCGATGTCAAGACCAAGGAAGCCTTCAGAAACT GCTTCACCTTCAGTGTCAACGCACTTCAGTGTAACCAGCAAATGCGTTAGCTTCTTTTGA GTCAACTGGCAAGATCAATTTACCATTTGCTTTTTCAAGAAGAGCTTTCGCAACATCCAG TTTGTCTTCTTCTACAAGTGAGTTACCGATTTCGATACCTTGTGCTTTGTAGAATGTGTA AGTCATCCCACCACCGATAAGGACTTTATCAGCTTTTTCAAGCAAGTTTTCGATAACACC GATCTTGTCTGAAACTTTTGAACCACCAAGGATAGCCACAAATGGACGTTCTGGAGTTTC AACTGCTTCTTGGATGTAGGCAATTTCGTTTTCAAGAAGGAAACCAGCAACTGCTTTTTC AACGTTTGCTGAGATACCAACGTTAGATGCGTGTGCACGGTGAGCTGTACCGAATGCATC GTTTACGAAGATACCATCTCCAAGTGATGCCCAGTATTTACCAAGTTCAGGATCGTTTTT AGATTCTTTCTTGCCGTCAACATCTTCGTAACGAGTGTTTTCAACCAAGAGAACTTGTCC ATCTTCAAGAGCGTTGATTGCCGCTTCCAATTCAGCACCACGAGTGACACCTGGGAAAAC AACATCTTGACCAAGTTTTGCTGCCAAGTCAGCTGCTACAGGAGCAAGTGATTTACCAGC TTTATCAGCTTCTTCTTTCACACGTCCAAGGTGAGAGAAAAGAATTCGATGTCCACCTTG TTCGATGATGTACTTAATAGTTGGAAGAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 929 1189 R 87 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864416-7 ORF translation from 929-1189, direction R VLKQLYGTDLWVYLKTQISRAGTIGVMDAIVKQPGVKSIIGGGDSAAAAINLGRADKFSW ISTGGGASMELLEGKVLPGLAALTEK* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : PHOSPHOGLYCERATE KINASE (EC 2.7.2.3). - YARROWIA LIPOLYTICA (CANDIDA LIPOLYTICA ) . Assembly ID: 3864424 Assembly Length: 2299bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864424 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864424 TGTGAAAGAGTCCATGGTTCCGATGGCAGCGTTGGGTAGGTCTGCCAACTGGCGACCCAA GTGTTGTTTGAGCTCGACATCATCTGTTTTCTTGGATTTTCTTGCTGATTTTTTTCTCTA AACGTTCTTTAAGTTCAGTTGCAGCCTTGACGGTAAAGGTTGAGATAAAGAGTTGAGAAA TTTCGACACCACGCGCCAATTGGTCCAGAATGCGCTCTGCCATGACAAAGGTCTTTCCAG AACCAGCCGATGCTGAGACCAGGATATTCTGGCCAGAAGTGTAGATAGCTTCGATTTGCT CGGCAGTTTTCTTCTGTTCCTTGCTCGAATTTGCTTCTGCTTCTTGCAGTTTTTGAATCT CCTCCTCACTTAAAAAGGGAATAAGCTTCATCGATTCAACTCCTCTCTAATTTTTTCAAC CCAAGCTTGCTTGAGTTTTTCTCCGACCAGACGCTTGCTATCAGCTAGGTCCAACTTTTT TAGGAAACGGGCTTGGCCCAGATGGTAATTGGCTTCAAAGCCTGTAATAGCCTGATGTTG CTGGACGTATGGGGCAATGCTTCTGCCATTTTCAGTATAAGGATTGATGGCGAACCGGCC TGCTAAAATCTTCTCAGCAGCTTTCTTGTAAAGATAGGCATTGTAGTCCAGTAGGAGCTG AAATTCCTCATCTGTCAGTTGATTAGCCTTGTTTTTGTTATAAAATTCGCCTAAATAACT GCTTTCTTTTTCCAAGAAGAGCCCTTGGTATTTCATAGATTTGCTGGCTTCTACCACTGC TCCTGCAAGACTTTTTACCGCCATCAGAGATTGGACAGGTTCAGCCATTTCCAAGTACAT GGCGCCGAAAAAGTTCTGCTCCCCTTCTCTTTTTAGGGCAGCAAGATAGGTTGGTAACTG AGAATTGAGCCCATTAAAGAAATGAGGAAACTGGAACTGAGTCAGACTGGATTTGTAGTC TACTACTCCTATCGCTCCATTAGCTTTCAAACGGTCAATCCGGTCCACCTTGCCTCGTAC AAAGACACTGCGTCCATTGTCTAATTGAATAAAGGCTTGGTCTTTTCCACCAAAATTTGC TTCTTCTTTGATGGTTTCGATGGCTGGATTGTGTCGGAGAATATGTCCAGTCGTCCGTGC AACATCAAGCAAAACTTCCTTGGTAAACTGGGCTTCCAAACTTTCTTGATAAATAGCTTC AAATTCGCGTTCTTGACTGGTTTCTTGAATAGCTTGTTCTAGACGTTGGTCAAAGGAATC TTCATTAGGCAACTGTAAGGCGCGTTCAAAGATACGATGCAAGAAATTCCCGTGACTACG GGCATCAGGATGCAAACGAATTCCTCCTGCAAGCCTAAAACGTAGCGTAGGAAATAACTG TATTCATTGCGATAAAACTCTGTCAAACCCGACGTAGACAGGTAAAACTCCTGTTTGGCA GGATAGAGAGCTTGCAAGGTGTCCTTGGCTAAGGTCTTGCTGCTTGGACTGATTGGGATG GCTGGATTTTCCAGACCTTGCTGATCTAGTTTTTTACCTATGACACGCGACAGAACCTTG ACAAAAGTCAAATCTTGCTCAGTATCGCTCATCTCACCCTGCTGGTGATAGGCAACCAGA CTAGACAAAAGACTGTGATAGGACCCCATATCCTCCTTAGACAGTCCTTTGTGATTCATC CTCTTCTCTCTCCGCCTAAATCCAAAATGGATCAACTCTTGAAGATAGGCAGATTCCTTA CTTTCACTTTCGTTAAAAAGGCTTGGAGCCGACAAGAACAACTGCTTACGAGCAGAATTG ACCAAGGAAAGCATAGTGTAGCGATTTTTCTTGAGATTTTCACTGCTGGCAATCAGTAAT TGAACGCCTTCTTCGGTCGCTTGGTTTAGGTTTTGCCTTTCTTCATCTGTCAGAAGACTG GTGTTTTGAGAAATTTTTGGTAAATTCGATCCTGAGTTAGTCCAATAGCATAGACAAAGT CAGCAGTCAATGGTGCAATCAAATCGTAACTCTGCACCAGAACAGTGTCCACTGTTGCTG GAATGGTACGGTATTGGGACAAACTCATTCCAGAATGGAGCAAGGCTAGGAAGTCTTCCA GACTAACCTGTGAACCAGCAAAAACAGTCGCAAATTGTTCTAAAACATGGCAGAAAGCCT TCCAAACTTCGGCTTGTCTTTCCTGTTCTACAGCTTCCAAAGTGGTTGTCAAATCTTGTA ACTGCTTGGTCACAGCTCCTTCTTTTAGAAAGACACTCCATTTTTGTAGGAGTTTTTCAA CCTTTTGTTTTCCGCTGGC ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 388 1008 R 207 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3864424-7 ORF translation from 388-1008 , direction R VDRIDRLKANGAIGWDYKSSLTQFQFPHFFNGLNSQLPTYLAALKREGEQNFFGAMYLE MAEPVQSLMAVKSLAGAWEASKSMKYQGLFLEKESSYLGEFYNKNKANQLTDEEFQLLL DYNAYLYKKAAEKILAGRFAINPYTENGRSIAPYVQQHQAITGFEANYHLGQARFLKKLD LADSKRLVGEKLKQAWVEKIREELNR* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3864430 Assembly Length: 1915bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864430 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864430 AGAGGTAGGTCGTAAACGTAAAAAATTCTAATTGAAATGAAAGGGCTAGAGGAAATCTAG TCCTTTTTCTTTTAAATAAATACTCCAAAGCCTGCAAAAATCTGAAACTTCCTCCTACAA TTTGATATAATAGAGAGAAGAATTCATTTGAAGGAGGAAATGATGTCGGTTTTAGTAAAA GAAGTGATTGAAAAGCTTAGACTAGATATTGTCTATGGTGAACCAGAATTGCTTGAAAAG GAAATCAATACAGCGGATATTACGCGACCTGGTCTTGAAATGACAGGCTATTTTGACTAC TATACACCAGAGCGGATTCAACTTTTGGGGATGAAGGAGTGGTCTTATCTGATCAGCATG CCTTCCAACAGCCGTTATGAAGTTTTGAAAAAAATGTTTCTACCTGAGACACCAGCAGTC ATTGTTGCCCGTGGTTTGGTGGTTCCAGAGGAGATGTTAAAGGCTGCTAGAGAATGTAAG ATTGCTATTTTAACCAGCCGTGCAGCTACCAGTCGTTTATCTGGAGAGTTATCTAGCTAT CTGGATTCTCGTTTGGCAGAACGTACCAGTGTGCACGGTGTCTTGATGGATATTTATGGG ATGGGCGTCTTGATTTCAGGGAGATAGTGGGAATTGGTAAGAGCGAGACAGGTCTTGAGC TTGTCAAACGTGGTCACCGTTTGGTAGCCGATGACCGTGTCGATATCTTTGCCAAGGATG AGATTACTCTCTGGGGTGAACCAGCTGAAATTTTGAAACACTTGATTGAAATTCGTGGGG TTGGTATTATCGATGTTATGAGTCTCTACGGTGCGAGTGCTGTCAAGGATTCTTCACAGG TTCAGCTTGCTGTCTATTTGGAAAATTACGATACGCATAAGACCTTTGATCGTCTTGGAA ACAATGCAGAGGAACTTGAAGTTTCTGGCGTAGCCATTCCTCGTATTCGTATTCCAGTTA AAACAGGTCGTAATATCTCTGTTGTGATTGAGGCAGCTGCCATGAATTATCGTGCCAAGG AAATGGGCTTTGATGCTACCCGTTTGTTCGACGAACGACTGACAAGTCTCATAGCTCGAA ATGAGGTGCAAAATGCTTGATCCAATTGCTATTCAACTAGGACCCCTAGCCATTCGTTGG TATGCCTTATGTATTGTGACAGGCTTGATTCTTGCGGTTTATTTGACCATGAAAGAAGCA CCTAGAAAGAAGATCATACCAGACGATATTTTAGATTTTATCTTAGTAGCCTTTCCCTTG GCTATTTTAGGAGCTCGTCTCTACTATGTTATTTTCCGATTTGATTACTATAGTCAGAAT TTAGGAGAGATTTTTGCCATTTGGAATGGTGGTTTGGCCATTTACGGTGGTTTGATAACT GGGGCTCTTGTGCTCTATATCTTTGCTGACCGTAAACTCATCAATACTTGGGATTTTCTA GATATTGCGGCGCCTAGCGTTATGATTGCTCAAAGTTTGGGGCGTTGGGGTAATTTCTTT AACCAAGAAGCTTATGGTGCAACAGTGGATAATCTGGATTATCTACCTGGCTTTATCCGT GACCAGATGTATATTGAGGGGAGCTACCGTCAACCGACTTTCCTTTATGAGTCTCTATGG AATCTGCTTGGCTTTGCCTTGATTCTGATTTTTAGACGGAAATGGAAGAGTCTCAGACGA GGTCATATCACGGCCTTTTACTTGATTTGGTATGGTTTCGGTCGTATGGTCATCGAAGGT ATGCGAACAGATAGTCTCATGTTCTTCGGCCTTCGAGTGTCCCAATGGCTGTCAGTTGTC TTTATCGGTCTCGGTATAATGATCGTTATTTATCAAAATCGAAAGAAGGCCCCTTACTAT ATTACAGAGGAGGAAAACTAAATGTTAGAAGTTGCATATATTCTTGTTGCCCTAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 627 1100 F 158 aa [SEQ ID NO: j 3864430-7 ORF translation from 627-1100, direction F VGIGKSETGLELVKRGHRLVADDRVDIFAKDEITLWGEPAEILKHLIEIRGVGIIDVMSL YGASAVKDSSQVQLAVYLENYDTHKTFDRLGNNAEELEVSGVAIPRIRIPVKTGRNISW IEAAAMNYRAKEMGFDATRLFDERLTSLIARNEVQNA* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864442 Assembly Length: 2245bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864442 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864442 ATCGAATTTGAAGTGGTTTGAAGAGAGTACAACTTGTCTTTTAGAAAAGGAGCCTATAAT GAAAGTCTTTCAGCATGTAAATATCGTGACTTGTGATCAAGATTTCCATGTTTATCTTGA TGGAATCTTAGCAGTCAAGGATTCTCAAATCGTCTATGTCGGTCAAGATAAGCCANCGTT TTTAGAACAAGCTGAGCAGATTATAGACTATCAGGGAGCTTGGATTATGCCTGGTTTGGT CAATTGTCACACCCATTCTGCAATGACAGGTCTGAGAGGGATCCGAGATGACAGCAATCT CCATGAATGGCTCAATGACTATATCTGGCCAGCAGAATCTGAGTTTACTCCCGACATGAC TACCAATGCGGTCAAAGAAGCCCTAACAGAGATGCTCCAGTCAGGAACAACAACCTTTAA CGATATGTATAATCCCAATGGTGTGGATATCCAGCAAATTTATCAGGTGGTGAAAACTTC CAAGATGCGTTGTTATTTTTCTCCGACTCTCTTTTCTTCAGAGACAGAAACAACTGCTGA GACTATAAGCAGAACTCGATCCATCATAGACGAAATCTTAAAATATAAAAATCCAAATTT CAAGGTTATGGTAGCACCTCATTCTCCGTATAGCTGCAGTAGAGACTTGCTGGAAGCGAG TTTGGAAATGGCAAAAGAGCTAAATATTCCGCTCCATGTCCATGTGGCGGAGACCAAGGA AGAGTCAGGAATTATCCTCAAACGGTACGGCAAACGCCCCCTTGCTTTTCTGGAAGAACT GGGTTATTTAAGATCATCCGTCCGTATTTGCTTCACGGGGTCGAATTAAACGAGAGAGAA ATTGAACTTCTTGGCATCTTTCTCAAGTGGCTATCGCCCACAATCCTATCAGTAACCTCA AACTGGCATCAGGAATTGCTCCAATTATCCAGCTCCAAAAAGCGGGAGTAGTAGTCGGAA TTGCGACTGACTCGGTTGCTTCCAATAACAATCTAGATATGTTTGAGGAAGGAAGGACTG CAGCTCTTCTTCAGAAGATGAAAAGTGGGGATGCCAGCCAGTTTCCAATCGAAACAGCTC TCAAGGTACTGACAATCGAAGGGGCTAAGGTCCTTGGAATGGAAAATCAGATAGGAAGTC TGGAAGTCGGCAAGCAAGCAGATTTTCTGGTCATTCAACCACAAGGGAAAATTCATCTCC AACCTCAGGAAAATATGCTGTCTCACCTGGTTTATGCACTTAAATCTAGTGATGTAGATG ATGTTTATATCGCCGGAGAACAGGTTGTTAAGCAAGGTCAAGTCCTGACAGTAGAACTTT AAAAGAAAAATCACGAAAAATTTTAAAAAAAGTTCTGCAACAAATCTTGCATTCTTTTTT TGACTATGCTATACTTATATACGGTTTAAAAAAACTGCCTAAGACAGTAGGGGAGCTCGA CTCATAAATATCCTACCGAGGACAAAACGTATCATGTAAAAAGAAGCGTATTGTACTTTC GTGTCTAGGTTTGGGCGCGTTTTTCTTTTTGAAAAATTCCCCAAGCAAAATAATTACGGA GGTGAACACACTAATGAGTGAAGCAATTATTGCTAAAAAAGCGGAACTAGTTGACGTAGT AGCTGAAAAAATGAAAGCTGCTGCATCTATCGTCGTTGTAGACGCTCGTGGTTTGACAGT TGAGCAAGATACAGTTCTTCGTCGTGAGCTTCGTGGAAGCGAAGTTGAGTATAAAGTTAT TAAAAACTCAATCTTGCGTCGTGCAGCTGAAAAAGCTGGTCTTGAAGATCTTGCATCTGT ATTTGTTGGACCATCTGCAGTAGCATTTTCTAATGAAGATGTTATCGCACCAGCGAAAAT CTTGAACGACTTTTCTAAAAACGCTGAAGCACTTGAAATTAAAGGTGGTGCAATCGAAGG CGCTGTCGCATCTAAAGAAGAGATTCTTGCACTTGCAACTCTTCCAAACCGCGAAGGACT TCTTTCTATGCTCCTTTCTGTACTTCAAGCGCCAGTGCGCAACGTTGCTCTTGCAGTCAA AGCGGTTGCAGAAAGCAAAGAAGACGCGGCTTAATCTTAAGCTACACAGCGTAGCCTAGC TACGAAAAAAACTATTATAAAATTTAAAACTTATTTGGAGGAAATAACAATGGCATTGAA CATTGAAAACATTATTGCTGAAATTAAAGAAGCTTCAATCCTTGAATTGAACGACCTTGT AAAAGCTATCGAAGAAGAATTCGAT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 867 1322 F 152 aa 8 1562 2074 F 171 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864442-7 ORF translation from 867-1322, direction F VAIAHNPISNLKLASGIAPIIQLQKAGVWGIATDSVASNNNLDMFEEGRTAALLQKMKS GDASQFPIETALKVLTIEGAKVLGMENQIGSLEVGKQADFLVIQPQGKIHLQPQENMLSH LVYALKSSDVDDVYIAGEQWKQGQVLTVEL* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : N-ethylammeline chlorohydrolase [Rhodococcus corallinus] [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864442-8 ORF translation from 1562-2074, direction F VNTLMSEAIIAKKAELVDWAEKMKAAASIVWDARGLTVEQDTVLRRELRGSEVEYKVI KNSILRRAAEKAGLEDLASVFVGPSAVAFSNEDVIAPAKILNDFSKNAEALEIKGGAIEG AVASKEEILALATLPNREGLLSMLLSVLQAPVRNVALAVKAVAESKEDAA* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: 50S RIBOSOMAL PROTEIN L10 (BL5). - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. (BLAST) Assembly ID: 3864450 Assembly Length: 1471bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864450 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864450 GGGAGAGAACTGTGACAGAAAAACCAACAAATACTCGTTCTCTAACTGCAGAAGATTTGG TGAAGATTTCCAAAGGGGAATTGCATTTAGAAAATGATTTGATTGATGAATCTTTCTATG GTGAAAAAGCTCTTGATTTGGAAGGGGATGATTACCAGGATGGCATCAAAAACAAAGATG GTAAGGATTATCTAGGATATAACAGTCATCCCTTGCTAGCAGACAGTGATGGGGATGGTT TGGCAGATGGGGAAGATGATAATAAGAAAGAATGGTATGTCACAGACCGTGATTCTCTTC TCTTTATGGAGTTAGCTTATCGAGACGATGATTATATTGAGAAAATTTTAGATCATAAGA ATCTTTTCCCTAGTCTCTATCTTGACCGTCAAGAACACAAACTCATGCACAATGAATTGG CTCCTTTCTGGAAGATGAAAAAAGCCTACTATACAGATAGTGGCTTGGATGCTTTCTTAT TTGAGACCAAGAGCGACCTTCCTTATCTCAAAGATGGAACGGTGCACATGTTGGCTATTC GTGGAACGCGAGTTAATGACGCCAAGGACTTGAGTGCAGATTTTGTTTTATTAGGTGGAA ATAAACTAGCTCAAGCGGATGATATCCGCAAGGTTGTTGGGGAATTAGCCAAGGATATAA GTATTACTAAGTTGTATATGACAGGTCATTCTCTTGGAGGCTACCTAGCTCAGATTGCAG CGGTTGAAGATTACCAAAAATATCCTGATTTTTATAACCATGTATTGAGGAAAGTGACAA CTTTCAGTGCTCCTAAAGTCATTACTTCCAGAACTGTTTGGGATGCTAAGAATGGTTTCT GAGATGTTGGTTTGGAAAGTCGTAAATTAGCTGTTAGTGGAAAAATTAAGCATTATGTGG TTGATAATGACAATGTTGTGACTCCCTTGATTCATAATAATCGTGATATTGTTACATTTA CAGGTAATTCACGCTTTAAACACCGTTCTCGTGGCTATTTTGAAAGTCCAATGAATGATA TTCCTAACTTTAATATTGGTAAACAAGCTACCTTGGATAAACATGGTTATCGTGATCCGA AATTGGATAAAGTGCGATTCTTTAAGAAACAGGCTCTACCTCAATCTTCTAGTCAACCAA GCGCTGAACCAATGGAAAATATTGCCTTAGGAAAACAGGTTACTCAAAGTTCGACAGCTT TCGGAGGAGATGCTAGAAGAGCTGTGGATGGCAAAGTCGATGGTAACTATGGTCACAATT CTGTCACTCATACAAACTTCCAATCTAAGCCTTGGTGGCAAGTAGATTTGGCTAAAGAAG AAACCATTCGCCAAATCAATATTTACAACCGAACAGACACTGCCCAGGATAGATTGGCAA ACTTTGATGTCATTCTTTTAGACAGTTCTGGTAAAGAAATTCGAGTGAAAACGTATAATA TCTCCTAAAGATGTGTCAGCACAAATTCGAT ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 897 1448 F 184 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3864450 - 7 ORF trans lation from 897 - 1448 , direction F WDNDNWTPLIHNNRDIVTFTGNSRFKHRSRGYFESPMNDIPNFNIGKQATLDKHGYRD PKLDKVRFFKKQALPQSSSQPSAEPMENIALGKQVTQSSTAFGGDARRAVDGKVDGNYGH NSVTHTNFQSKPWWQVDLAKEETIRQINIYNRTDTAQDRLANFDVILLDSSGKEIRVKTY NIS * Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3864482 Assembly Length: 1954bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864482 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864482 CTACGATAAAGTCACCAGAGTCATTAGCAGGTGCTTGAACAAGTTCCTCAGTTTTTTCTG AAGCTTGGTCAAAAAGTTCGATAACTTGGTCTGCAGATGTTGCTTGACGAAGTTTGTCTG CAAAACCGTCTTTCATCAAGTATTGAGACAATTCTGTCAATGCTGCCAAGTGAGTATCAT TGGCACCTTCTGGAGCTGCAATCATGAAGAAGAGGTCAGTTGCCTGCCCATCCAAACTCT CATAGTCAACACCCTTGTTTGACTTAGCAAAGAGAACTGTCGCTTCTTTGACAGCAGCGT TTTTGCTGTGAGGCATAGCGATTCCATCACCCAAACCAGTAGAAGTTAAAGCTTCACGCG CCAAAATGCCTTCTTTAAAGGTTTCAAAATCTGTCACATAACCGTGGCCTGTTAGGCTTT TAATCATCTCTTCAATGACAGCAGTCTTTTCAGTTGCCTGCAAATCCAGCAACATGACAT CTTTTCTCAATAAATCTTGAATTTTCATCGTTTTTCTACCTCAACTTTTCCATATGTTTC TTTAATAAATTCCGCCGTTGCCAAGTCATCTGAGAAGGTAGTTGCCGTTCCGCAAGCCAC TCCCCATTTGAAGGCTTCTACTGCGTCTTTTGATTTGACAAATTCACCTGTGAATCCAGC AACCATAGAATCACCAGCTCCAACTGAATTTTTGACTGTTCCTTTGATTGGTTTAGCGAA GTAAGCTCCCTCAGATGTGACAAGAAGGGCACCATCACCAGCCATAGAGATAATAACATT TTGAGCACCCTTAGCCAGTAACTCACGAGCGTATTTCTCAATTTCATCTAAACTTTCGAG TTTAACCCCAAAAATCGCTCCAAGTTCATGATTATTTGGTTTTACAAGAAGAGGCTGGTA ATCCAAACTATCAATTAAGGTCTGTCCTTCAAAGTCACAGACCACTTGCGCACCAGTCTG GCGCGTCAAGGAAATCAAATCCTTATAGATAACATTGCCTAGATTTTTAGCACTTGAACC TGCAAAGACAACTGTATCTTCTGCTGTCAGACTAGATAAAATAGCTTTCAATTCTTCTAG CTTAACCGGTTCAACAGTTGGACCCGTTCCGTTGATTTCTGTTTCTTGGTCTGCTTNGAT TTTAACATTGATACGAGTATCTTCTGCCACCTGGACAAAAAGGGTCTCGATTTCTTCCTC TGGCTAAAGTATCTGTGATAAATTTACCAGTAAAGCCACCGATAAATCCCGTTCGCTGTA TTTGATATATTCAAACGTTTCAAGACACGGCTGACATTGATTCCTTTCCCACCAGCAAAC TTATCATCACTGTCCATACGATTTACACTACCAACTTTGACTTGGTCCAAACGAACGATA TAGTCAATGGATGGATTGAGTGTGACTGTATAAATCATACTTCTATTACCTCCGTTTTCT CCTTAATAACCTGCAAGAGCTCATGCCCTTGACTAGTGATAACGATAGCGCGTTTGAGTG GGGCTACCTTGGCAAAGCAAGTTTGTCCAATTTTTGACGAATCCACCAAGACGTAGGTCT GCTTGGCATTCTCCAAAATAGCTCTTTTCACAGCTCCCTCCTCCATATCAGGAGTCGTAT AATAGCCATCGTCAACACCATTCATTCCGATAAAGGCACGGTCAAAGTGCAATTGGTTAA TCTGGTTAAGAGCAACGCCCCCGATACTAGCATCTGTCGCCGTCTTGACGTTTCCTCCAA CCATGACAGTTGGAATCTGCTTTTCAACCAACTGAGCGGCATGGTGAATGGAGTTGGTCA CAACTGTAACATTCTTATTGACCAATTCATGAATCAAAAAAGCAGTTGTTGTTCCCAGCA TCCGATAAAGATGACATCTTTTTCCTTTAATGAGAGAGGCTGCTTTCTGAGCCAGCAATT TCTTTTCTTGAAGGTTTTTGACAGATTTTTCTTG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 505 1170 R 222 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864482-6 ORF translation from 505-1170, direction R VAEDTRINVKIXADQETEINGTGPTVEPVKLEELKAILSSLTAEDTWFAGSSAKNLGNV IYKDLISLTRQTGAQWCDFEGQTLIDSLDYQPLLVKPNNHELGAIFGVKLESLDEIEKY ARELLAKGAQNVIISMAGDGALLVTSEGAYFAKPIKGTVKNSVGAGDSMVAGFTGEFVKS KDAVEAFKWGVACGTATTFSDDLATAEFIKETYGKVEVEKR* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : 1-PHOSPHOFRUCTOKINASE (EC 2.7.1.56) (FRUCTOSE 1 -PHOSPHATE KINASE) . - RHODOBACTE R CAPSULATUS (RHODOPSEUDOMONAS CAPSULATA) . Assembly ID: 3864496 Assembly Length: 1975bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864496 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864496 TCAAAGAGTAACAAAGGCACCAAATTCTCGATAGGAACGATTTAGCACGGTAAACTTCAT CCACTTGGGTTCACGGAACCAAACCAGCAATAATTTCTTTGGGCACGGGTTAATAGCATT TTGGTCAACTAGGAGTAGATAGAACACATTTCNTTCTTCGTCTATATCAATCTTAACACC TGTTTCAGCGATAATCTTGTCGATGGTTTCTCCACCCTTACCGATGACAATCTTAATCTT GTCCACATCAATCTTGATCGTATCAATTTTCGGAGCAGTTGGAGCCAATTCTGGACGAAC TTCTGGAATGGTTGCTTCAATGACATCAAGGATTTCAAAACGCGCTTTCTTGGCTTGAGC AAGAGCCTCCGTCAAGATTTCTGCAGTAATCCCTTGAATCTTGATATCCATTTGAAGGGC TGTAATCCCATCACGAGTACCTGCAACCTTGAAGTCCATATCTCCAAAGTGATCTTCCAA ACCTTGGATATCTGTCAATACTGTGTAGTTATTTCCATCTGAGATAAGTCCCATAGCAAT ACCAGCTACTGGCGCCTTGATTGGCACACCACCAGCCATAAGGGCAAGAGTTCCCGCACA GATAGAAGCTTGAGATGAAGAACCGTTTGATTCCAAAACTTCTGCTACTAGACGGATAGC GTATGGGAATTCTTCCAAGCTTGGCAAGACTTGAGCAAGAGCACGCTCACCAAGGGCACC GTGACCGATTTCACGACGACCTGGCGCACCGTAACGACCTGTTTCCCCTACAGAATATTG AGGGAAGTTATAGTGGTGCATAAAGCGTTTCTTGTACTCTGGATCCAAACCATCAATGAT TTGAGTTTCTCCCATCGGAGCCAAGGTCAAGACTGAAAGAGCTTGAGTTTGCCCACGAGT AAAGAGACCTGAACCATGTACACGAGGAAGGAAGTCAACAACCGCATCCAAAGGACGGAT TTCATCGACCTTACGACCATCAGGACGCACCTTGTCTTCTGTAATTAAACGTCGCACTTC TGCGTGTTCCATTTGTTCCAAGATTTCAGCCACATCACGCATAATACGGTCAAATTCTTC GTGGTCCGCATATTTTTCTTCGTAAACGGCAGTCACTTGGTCTTTCACTGCTTGAGTTGC AGCTTCACGGGCCAATTTCTCTTATACTTGAACTGCCTTTTGGAGGTCACTGTTGTAGGC TGCAATGATTTCAGCTTGCAATTCAGCATCCACGTGAAGCAATTCCACTTCTGCTTTTTC TTTACCGACAGCAGCAACGATTTCTTCTTGGAAGGCAATCAATTCTTTGACAGCTTCGTG CCCTTTAAGAAGCGCTTCCAACATGATTTCTTCTGACAATTCTTTGGCACCAGACTCTAC CATGTTGATAGCGTGCTTGGTTCCAGCTACTGTCAATTCAAGAAGAGATTGCTCTGCTTG TTCTTGACTTGGGTTGATGATGATTTGGCCATCTACATATCCCACTTGTACCCCAGCAAT TGGTCCGTCAAATGGAATATCTGAAATAGACAGTGCCAAAGATGAACCAAACATAGCAGC CATTGGTGCAGATGCATTTTCATCATAAGAAAGCACTGTATTGATGACTTGGACTTCATT ACGGAAACCTTCCGCAAACATAGGACGAATCGGACGGTCAATCAAACGCGCTGTCAAGGT CGCATCTGTTGAAGGACGTCCTTCACGTTTCATAAAGCCACCAGGAAACTTCCCAGCCGC ATACATTTTTTCTTCGTAGTTGACTTGGAGTGGGAAGAAATCCCCAGTTGCCATTTTCTT AGACATAACGGCAGCAGTCAAGACAGTTGACTCACCGTAACGTACGACAACAGATCCATT TGCTTGCTTAGCAACCTGACCAGTCTCTACAATTCGATCACGACCCGCAAAAGTCGTTTG AAACACTTGTTTTGCCATTTTAATCCCCTTTGGATTGATGAAATTATACGCCTTG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 1 1128 R 376 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3864496 - 6 ORF trans lation from 1 - 1128 , direction R VKDQVTAVYEEKYADHEEFDRIMRDVAE I LEQMEHAEVRRL I TEDKVRPDGRKVDE IRPL DAWDFLPRVHGSGLFTRGQTQALSVLTLAPMGETQI IDGLDPEYKKRFMHHYNFPQYSV GETGRYGAPGRREIGHGALGERALAQVLPSLEEFPYAIRLVAEVLESNGSSSQASICAGT LALMAGGVPIKAPVAGIAMGLISDGNNYTVLTDIQGLEDHFGDMDFKVAGTRDGITALQM DIKIQGITAEILTEALAQAKKARFEILDVIEATIPEVRPELAPTAPKIDTIKIDVDKIKI VIGKGGETIDKIIAETGVKIDIDEEXNVFYLLLVDQNAINPCPKKLLLVWFREPKWMKFT VLNRSYREFGAFVTL* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: polynucleotide phosphorylase (pnp) homolog - Haemophilus influenzae (strain Rd KW20) Assembly ID: 3864514 Assembly Length: 1678bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864514 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3864514 CTCATGTTTGATTTTTTAAACCAAGAAAAACTGCTAATAGTAAGTAAGGATAAAAAGAAA TAGTATGCTATATAAGAGAAAAAAAATCCTATAAAGAAACTAGCATTGTTTGCAATACTT ATACCATAAAATTCTCTTAAAAAATCAACCTCCTTTATCTCCAAAGAGAAGCTAAAACCA TTACTAAATGCAATCAGAAAAATCAATAAAAATAAAGTCGCCGTCCAAATCCCCGTACTA AGAGCTGCTAATTTGAAACTAAAACTGGTAAAGTGCTTAATTGATTTCAGACGAATACGA CACTCCAACCTATTAAAATAGTTATTCATCAAATAAAAAAAGAATAATATATATGTGAAC GGAAAGCAATATACTCCAGTCGTCATATCTTGAAGTAAAACTAAGATCCATTCTAATACA TTTGGATGGATTGAATATTGGCGACAGCGCAATAAATATACTGTACTAGATAAAACACAG GATAGCAGTAATATAAAATAAACCAATACTGATAAAAAATCTTTTTTGTAAAATTGAACA AATTGTTTCATTATACATAGTCCTCTGAATGTAGAAAAAATGTACCATAAACAACCAAAC AACTAACAAATAAAATAAAAGCAAGATGCCCACTAACTAAGGAAAGACTGATATCTTTCT GATATCCCAAAGCTAATGTTGTCACAGGTTCTAAGTAAGATAGCCCTAAAATAGCCCAAA AAATACCACCAACCATCATATAGGCAACTGGGATGAAAATAGCTCCTATTTTTTTCTTCA CTAGCAAAGCACTAGCTAGTCCAAAAATAGAGAACACAGCGCCCCAAACTCCATACCAGA GAGTCGTCACAAGACTATAGAGCAACTGATTAGAATCAAATAATTCTTTTAAGGCACCAC TATAATCTCCAATATAAATTTCCTGATAAGGAGTCACTAAAAGATTAATTCCTAATAATA ATAAATAGGGGAGAAAAAAGACTAGAAAAGAAGAAATAATTGCAGTACTACCTACAATAG CCAGATACTTCTTTTTAGAAATTCGGCACAATTGTGCTGTTAGAAAATGACTCTCAGCAT CCTCTATTATCTGACTAGAATAGGGCAGTGTACAGATAAGTGCAGCTACTAGGCTAATCG GTGAAAATCCTCGAATAGAAGAAGCGGCAAAAAAAATCGATAAACCTTCAATTTTATAAA TACCATTGAAAGCAAGGAAATTTCCTAAACTCATGCAAAGAAGGGTCAAAAATAAAGACA TATAAAATCGAGGTGATTGAACGACTCCGTACAAGATTACAAATGAAAAATTCCATCCTT ACTCCTCCTTATAATAAAAATAGGGTGTAGCATTCTTTTTTCATGCTACACCCACAATCA ACCATCTTTAAGGCTTACTCTGACAAGTAAGTTAATAAGAATCTGGACTCCAAGAACCTG AAGTATGAATTCTTACATGATTTCCAAATTGTGGCGCCATAGCTAATCTAGTACCAGAAC CAATATAATTGTCACCACCTCCATTATAGTACATGACAATCCTAGAGCCAGACCCCAATG AATATACCGGGGTAATATCTGACCCACTATAGGCGCTACGAATAGAGGTACTTAACCTTT TACCGCCACCAGTGCTGTCACTGTTATTAATTCCAGCAGAGGCGTTTTCTTTCTCAAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 551 937 R 129 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864514-6 ORF translation from 551-937, direction R VTPYQEIYIGDYSGALKELFDSNQLLYSLVTTLWYGVWGAVFSIFGLASALLVKKKIGAI FIPVAYMMVGGIFWAILGLSYLEPVTTLALGYQKDISLSLVSGHLAFILFVSCLWYGTF FLHSEDYV* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3864518 Assembly Length: 2908bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864518 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3864518 CTGGTGAAGTTGACTGAGACCGAAGCGATAGGCATCCATGATAATCAAGACAGTCGCACT GGGAACGTTGACCCCAACCTCAATAACCGTCGTCGAAACCAGAATATCCGTCTTTCTCTC CTTGAAATCCTGCATGATCTGGTCTTTTTCGTCACTCTTCATCCTACCATGTAAAAGAGC CACCTCTGTCTCGCCTGCAAAATGAGTCGTCAACTCCTCTGATAAGGCAATGGCATTTTT CAAATCTAGAGCTTCTGATTCTTCAATCAAAGGAGAGATGACATAGACTTGGGAACCTTT TTGAATTTCCCCCTCTAACCAAGTCAAGACCTGAGGTAGTTGCTCATGTTTGATCCAGCG CGTCACAATAGGCTTCCGACCTGCTGGCATCTGGTCGATAATGGAAACATCCATATCTCC AAAGGCTGTGATGGCAAGCGTCCGTGGAATGGGAGTCGCCGTCATCATGAGGACATCTGG ATTGTCGCCTTTTTCCCGTAAAATACGCCTTTGCCCTACACCAAAACGGTGCTGCTCATC GATAATAATCAAACCAAGACGAGCATACTCCACCCCATCTTGTATCAGAGCGTGAGTTCC TATAATCAAATCAGCCTCACCCTTGGCAATGGTCTCCAAGACTTCTCTCTTTTCTGCAGC TTTCAAGGAACCTGTCAAGAGAGCCAGTTTCAAATTGGGAAAAAGGTTCTGTAAACTCTC AAAGTGTTGCTCTGCGAGGATTTCTGTTGGTACCATTAGGGCAGCCTGATAACCTGCTGT CACTGCCGCAAACATGGCCAAGCCAGCGACTACCGTTTTTCCGCTCCCCACATCTCCTTG TAGGAGACGATTCATGTGGTGGTCGGACTTCATATCAGTTAAAATTTCCTGCAAACTCTT TTCCTGAGCTTGGGTCAGGGCAAAAGGAAGACTTGCTTTAACTGCTGTCACTTTTTCCTG AGACCAATCCAGAACCAGACCACTTCCCTGAACTCTATTTTCAGACTTGAGCGTCTGCAG CTGCATTTGGAAATAAAAGAGTTCCTCAAACTTGATACGGCGAAGAGCCTGCTTGTATTC TGCCAAATCCTTTGGAAAATGCATAGCTCGGACTGCCTGACAACGGGACATGAGTTTGTA TTTGTCTAGTAAAGACTGGGGCAGATTTTCTTCTATCAAGAGGTCCAGTCCCTGATCAAA AGCCGTCTTGATGACCTTGACCAGACTGGCCTGACTGATTCCCTGAGCCAGACGATAGAC AGGCTGGAGGTCATCTTCTACCTGAGCCAGAACCTTCATCCCAGTCAGACTAGCCTTAGC GCGGTCCCATTTTCCAAAGACAGCAAGGGTTGCTCCCAACTCTATTTTATCAGCCAGATA GGGCTGGTTAAAGAAATTCACCGCAAAAACGACCTCTCCCTGCTTGAGACTAAAACGCAG GCGATTGCGCTTGAAACCATAATACTGGACACTAGCAGGAGTCACTACCTGACCAGAAAG AACTGCCTTCTCACCGTCTTCTAGTTCCAGCACCTGCTTGGTTTTGAAGTCTTCATAACG GAAAGGAAAGTAGAGCAAGAGATCTTGCAAGTTTTCAATTCCTAGTTTGGCGTATTTTTC TGCTGACTTTGGTCCCACACCAGGCAAGACATGCAAGGGTTGATGTAGATTCATGCTCCA CTCCTTTCTTTTCTAATAATATTCTCTCGGAATACGGTCGCTGAGGAGGCAAACCACCTC ATAGTTAATGGTTACGCGGTAGGTCGCTACCTGAGTTGCAGTGATTTCCTTATCCCCATT GGAGCCAATCAAGGTTACCTTGGTTCCTAGCGGATAAAGCTTAGGCAATCGAATAGTGAT TTGGTCCATCGAAACCCTGCCGACAATTGGGCAAGCTTGGCCATCTACCAAGACAGAGAA ATTTTGCATGTCTCTTGTCCATCCATCTGCATACCCGATTGGCACGGTCGCGATGACTTG CTCGCTATCCGCTTGATAAGTTGCTCCATAGCCCATGCAAGCTCCAGCTGGAACTGTCTT GACATGAAACCAGAGCAGACTCCAAGGTCAAGGCCGGTATCAAATCATAAGGCAAATTCA AGACCGCTCCACTTGGATTGAGGCCATACATGGCATCTCCCATACGAACCGCATTGAAAA TAGTCTCTACATGCCAAAAAGTCGTTGCAGAATTGCTAGCATGAACCAGCTCTGGAACTT CCTTCATACTAGCTAAAATAGTATTAAACCGTTCTAACTGGGCATTAAAATAGTCATCTG ATTCCTCATCAGCAGTAGCAAAGTGGGTAAAGATTCCTTCAACACGAACACCGTGTTGTT GGGAGCAAATCTTGAGCCTGCTCAACCTCACTGGCCTCTCTAAAACCAATCCGTCCCATC CCTGAATCAATCTTGAGGTGGACTGTCAATCCAGTTAGGTCCACTTCCTTATCTAAGAGT GCTTGGAATCCACTCCAGTCCAGCCACTGTCAAGGTGAAGTCATATTCTTTAGCTAGAAG CAACAGCTTGTCTGAGTTCAATGGCTTCATCAAACTCCTAAAATGAGGATTGGCTTGCTG AGTCCAGCTTGTCTGAGTTCAATGGCTTCATCGATATTGGAAACGCAAAAGCCATCAACA TCATCTTGAATTGCCTTGGCAACGGCAACAGCTCCATGGCCATAAGCATTGGCCTTGACC ACAGCCCACTTGAGCGTTCCTTGAGGGATATGAGCCCCCATTTGCTGAATATTTTGTCGA ATAGCTCCCAGATGAATCAGAACCTTGGTTGGTCTATGTTGGACTAACTTTCATGATTTT CCCTCCAAAATGACACTGGCTGTCACAAACTGATCGGTGTTGGCTGAATAAACAGCCAAA TCTTTTCCTGAAAAATGGTGGCCTGACT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 8 1985 2371 R 129 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864518-8 ORF translation from 1985-2371, direction R VRLSRLKICSQQHGVRVEGIFTHFATADEESDDYFNAQLERFNTILASMKEVPELVHASN SATTFWHVETIFNAVRMGDAMYGLNPSGAVLNLPYDLIPALTLESALVSCQDSSSWSLHG LWSNLSSG* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : ALANINE RACEMAΞE (EC 5.1.1.1). - BACILLUS STEAROTHERMOPHILUS . Assembly ID: 3864522 Assembly Length: 1549bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864522 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864522 CCAGTTAAGGCTGGTTGTCGTTCCTTCTGGTAAAGAGAACTTCCTTTGTAGAGCCTGCAT TAATAAACTTACGAATGGTTTCACGAGCAGCTTCATAAGGAAGCTGTCGCTCGTTCCGCT AAGGTATGGACACCACGGTGAACATTGGCATTGTCCTGCTCATAGTAACTGTTAATAGCT TTCAGAACTACTAGTGGTTTTTGTGTCGTCGCAGCATTGTCCAGATAGACCAGAGGTTCA TCATTGACAATCTGATCTAAAATTGGAAAATCCTTGCGAATCGCTTCTACATCTAACATA GGCTTCCCCTTAGCGTTTTGACAATTTCTCTTCGATAGTTGCAATCATTTCATCACGAAC TTCCTTGACTGGAATCTCCACGATAACAGATCCAAGGAAACCACGAACAACCAAACGCTC TGCAGTTGCCTTATCCAATCCACGACTCATGAGGTAATACATGTCTTCTGGATCAACTTG TCCGATAGACGCTGCGTGTCCTGCAGTGACATCATTTTCATCAATCAAAAGAATTGGGTT AGCATCTGAACGCGCTTGGTCTGAAAGCATGAGAACACGGCTCTCTTGTTGCGCATCTGC TCCCTTAGCACCCTTGATGATGTGGCCGATACCATTGAAAGTCAAAGTTGCTTTTTCAAG GATAACCCCATGTTGTAGGATATTTCCGATAGAGTTGCAGCCATAGTTAGTTACACGAGT ATCAATCCCTTGTACCTGACGACCACTTGAAAGAGCTACAACCTTGAGGTCAGCATGGCT ACCATTACCAATCAAGTCACTATCAAAATCAGCAACGACATTTCCTTCGTTCATGACACC GATAGCCCAGTCAATACTTGCATCGTTGCCTAATTCCATACCACGACGGCTAATGTAGGC AGTGACGTTTTCACCTAGACGGTCGATAGCAGCAAACTTGACTTGCGCACCAGAACGTGC AATCACTTCCACTGTGATATTGGCAGTTACTTTGTCACTTCCTTCACCGCGTGACTCTAA ACGCTCCAGATAACTAATCTTAGAATTTTTACCAGCGATAATCATAATATGCTTGTTAAA CGGCACATTGCTATCGCTATCTTGGTAGAAAATTCCTTCAATTGGCTCTGTGATTTCTAC GTTATCTGGAATATAGAGTACAGCACCACTGTTAAAGTAAGCTGTGTGGTAAGCCGCCAA CTTGTCATCATCATACTTAACAGATGACATGAAGAATTCTTCGATCAGCTCTGGAATTTC TTCTAAAGCTGAGTGAAAGTCTGTGAAGACAACACCCTGTTCAGCTAACTCAACTGGAGT TTGTTCGAAAACAGTTTGAGTTCCTACTTGCACCAACTTCAAGTGATGATCTAAAGCTGT GAAATCTGGAACATTTGCTGATGGCTCATTTCCTGTAATCGTTCCATCACCCAAATTCCA ACGGGTGGAATTTGACACGCTCAATAACTGGTAATTCCAAAGTCTCAATCTTGGTCAAAA AGCTTTTTGACGGAAATCAGCCAACCAAGCTTGGTTCCAGCGGTGCATT ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 310 1458 R 383 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3864522 -7 ORF trans lation from 310 -1458 , direction R VSNSTRWNLGDGTITGNEPSANVPDFTALDHHLKLVQVGTQTVFEQTPVELAEQGWFTD FHSALEEIPELIEEFFMSSVKYDDDKLAAYHTAYFNSGAVLYIPDNVEITEPIEGIFYQD SDSNVPFNKHIMIIAGKNSKISYLERLESRGEGSDKVTANITVEVIARSGAQVKFAAIDR LGENVTAYISRRGMELGNDASIDWAIGVMNEGNWADFDSDLIGNGSHADLKWALSSGR QVQGIDTRVTNYGCNSIGNILQHGVILEKATLTFNGIGHIIKGAKGADAQQESRVLMLSD QARSDANPILLIDENDVTAGHAASIGQVDPEDMYYLMSRGLDKATAERLWRGFLGSVIV EIPVKEVRDEMIATIEEKLSKR* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3864568 Assembly Length: 1548bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864568 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864568 CTTGGTAGAACTTGCTAATCAAGCTGGCAAGCCTGTAGTCTTGGACTGCTCAGGTGCAGC ACTTTCAGGCTGTTCTTGAATCACCCCATAAACCAACAGTCATCAAACCAAATAATGAAG AATTGTCTCAGCCTTCTTGGAAGAGAAGTTTCTGAGGATTTGGATGAATTAAAAGAAGTA CTTCAAGAAACCTTTGTTTGCAGGGATTGAATGGATTATCGTTTCACTTGGTGCCAACGG TACTTTTGCCAAACATGGTGACACTTTCTACAAGGTAGATATTCCTAGAATTCAGGTGGT AAATCCTGTTGGATCTGGAGACTCTACTGTGGCAGGAATTTCTTCAGGACTTCTTCACAA AGAATCGGATGCAGAATTACTCATCAAGGCAAATGTCCTTGGTATGCTCAATGCTCAAGA AAAAATGACTGGTCATGTCAACATGGCCAACTATCAAGTTCTATATGATCAATTAATAGT AAAAGAGGTATAAAATGGCTTTAACAGAACAAAAACGTGCACGCTTAGAAAAACTTTCTG ATGAAAATGGTATCATCTCAGCTCTTGCATTTGACCAACGTGGTGCTTTGAAACGCCTCA TGGCTCAACACCAAACAGAAGAACCAACTGTGGCTCAAATGGAAGAACTGAAAGTCTTGG TAGCAGATGAATTGACTAAATACGCTTCATCAATGCTTCTTGACCCTGAGTATGGACTTC CAGCAACTAAAGCTCTTGATGAAAAAGCTGGTCTTCTCCTTGCTTATGAAAAAACAGGTT ATGACACAACAAGTACAAAACGCTTGCCAGACTGCTTGGATGTTTGGTCTGCAAAACGTA TTAAAGAAGAGGGTGCAGATGCAGTTAAATTCTTGCTTTACTATGATGTAGATAGTTCAG ACGAACTCAACCAAGAAAAACAAGCTTATATCGAGCGTATCGGTTCTGAGTGTGTGGCTG AAGATATCCCATTCTTCCTTGAAATCCTTGCTTACGATGAAAATCGAATTGCAGACGCAG GTTCTGTAGAATATGCGAAAGTAAAACCACACAAAGTTATCGGTGCTATGAAAGTCTTTT CAGACCCACGCTTTAACATTGATGTCTTGAAAGTTGAAGTTCCTGTTAACATTAAATATG TTGAAGGCTTCGCTGAAGGTGAAGTGGTTTACACACGTGAAGAAGCAGCAGCCTTCTTCA AAGCGCAAGATGAAGCAACGAACTTGCCATACATTTACTTGAGTGCTGGTGTATCAGCTA AACTCTTCCAAGATACTCTTGTATTTGCTCATGAATCAGGTGCAAACTTTAACGGAGTTC TTTGTGGCCGTGCTACATGGGCAGGATCAGTTGAAGCTTACATCAAAGATGGTGAAGCAG CAGCTCGCGAATGGCTTCGCACAACTGGATTTGAAAACATTGATGAGCTCAATAAAGTTC TTCAAACAACAGCGACTTCATGGAAAGAACGTGTGTAAGAAAGTCCTCCTAGTTTAGGAA CATGAATCTAAAAAAATTCAAAAAAAGTTGTATGTAAAGGTTTACAAA ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 296 493 F 66 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864568-6 ORF translation from 296-493, direction F WNPVGSGDSTVAGISSGLLHKESDAELLIKANVLGMLNAQEKMTGHVNMANYQVLYDQL IVKEV* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: TAGAT0SE-6-PH0SPHATE KINASE (EC 2.7.1.-) (PHOSPHOTAGATOKINASE) . - LACTOCOCCUS L ACTIS (SUBSP. LACTIS) (STREPTOCOCCUS LACTIS) . Assembly ID: 3864590 Assembly Length: 1360bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864590 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864590 CTTCCTCCAGCAAAATCCACTGCTGAGAAGCTAAAGGGAGCGTGAGATAGCCCTCTTTCT CTACTGGTTGGTCTGAAATCCGAGCCTCAGGAAACCAGTCTTGTAGTTCTTTTTCCCTCA TGTTCTAGCCCTCCACTTTTTGGATGCACCATGAAACCAAACTCTCAAGACGTTCCAGAT TCTCAGTCATATGGAGATAGCCCATAACCGCTTCAAATCCCGTGGACATACGATAAGTCA CGACATCTGCATTTTTAGCCTTTGTGTGGCTATTGGTATTGCGGCCACGTTTGTAGATTT CTTCTTCTTTTTCCGTTAGGACCTGCTCCTCCAACATGAGAGCAATCAGGCGAGCCTGAG CCTTGGCTGACACATACTTGGTTGCTTCTTGATGGAGTTTATTGGGTTTGGTCATACCTT TGAGGATGAGGTGACGGCGAATATACATAGAATACACCGCATCCCCCTCAAAGGCTAGCG CAATCCCGTTAATGAGATTGACATCAATCACGTGTCCACCTCACTCCATCCTTGGTATCA AGGAGCTTAATTCCTTGAGTAACCAATTGGTCACGGATTTGGTCTGCTGTCTCAAAGTCT CGATTGGCACGCGCCTCTTGGCGTTTTTGAATCAAGTCTTCAATCTCTGCATCCAAAACT TCCTCAACAAAGACAATTCCAAAAATTTCTAACATATCTGCAAGAGCTTGCTTGACACTT GCATCATAGTTCCCTGAGTTGATCCATTTGGCCATTTCAAAGACAACTGTGATACCGTTG GCAGCATTAAAATCTTCATCCATAGCTGCTACAAACTTATCTTTAAAGTTTTGTAACTCT TGGGCATCCACGTTTCCTGTAAATGGTTGTTCGTAAGTATTCTTCAGATACTTGAGATTG GTCTCGGCATCGCGAACTGCCTTTTCCGTGAAGTTGATAGGCTTACGGTAGTGCTGGGTC GCAAAGAAGAAACGAAGTACTTGCCCATCAAGAGTTTTAAGGGCATCGTGTACCGTAATG AAGTTACCCAAGGACTTAGACATTTTGACATTGTCGATATTGACAAAGCCATTGTGCATC CCAGTTAGTTAGCAAAAGCCTTGCCTGTTTTAGCTTCAGATTGGGCAATTTCATTGGTGT GGTGTGGAAACTCTAGGTCAGCTCCACCACCGTGGATATCAATGGTATCACCTAAAATCT CTGTCGACATGACTGAACACTCAATATGCCAACCCGGACGTCCAGGTCCCCAAGGACTAT CCCAAGAAATCTCACCTGGTTTGGAAGATTTCCATAAAGCAAAGTCTACAGGATTTTCCT TACGAGCCGTTTCTTCATCGGTACGACCTGAAGCACCTAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 125 511 R 129 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864590-6 ORF translation from 125-511, direction R VIDVNLINGIALAFEGDAVYSMYIRRHLILKGMTKPNKLHQEATKYVSAKAQARLIALML EEQVLTEKEEEIYKRGRNTNSHTKAKNADWTYRMSTGFEAVMGYLHMTENLERLESLVS WCIQKVEG* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3864596 Assembly Length: 2130bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864596 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3864596 TTGACAAACGGTACTTATGTAGTGGACAGCACTATCGGAGCAGGAGCGGTCATTACCAAT TCTATGATTGAGGAAAGTAGTGTTGCAGACGGTGTGACAGTCGGTCCTTATGCTCAACAT TCGTCCAAATTCAAGTCTGGGTGCCCAAGTTCATATTGGTAACTTTGTTGAGGTGAAAGG ATCTTCAATCGGTGAGAATACCAAGGCTGGTCATTTGACTTATATCGGAAGCTGTGAAGT GGGAAGCAACGTTAATTTCGGTGCTGGAACTATTACAGTCAACTATGACGGCAAAAACAA ATACAAGACAGTCATTGGAGACAATGTCTTTGTTGGTTCAAATTCAACCATTATTGCACC AGTAGAACTTGGTGACAATTCCCTCGTTGGTGCTGGTTCAACTATTACTAAAGACGTGCC AGCAGATGCTATTGCTATTGGTCGCGGTCGTCAGATCAATAAAGACGAATATGCAACACG TCTTCCTCATCATCCTAAGAACCAGTAGGAGCCTATCATGGAGTTTGAAGAAAAAACGCT TAGCCGAAAAGAAATCTATCAAGGACCAATATTTAAACTGGTCCAAGATCAGGTTGAATT ACCAGAAGGCAAGGGAACTGCCCAACGGGATTTGATTTTCCACAATGGGGCTGTCTGTGT TTTAGCAGTAACGGATGAACAAAAACTTATCTTGGTCAAGCAGTACCGCAAAGCTATCGA GGCTGTCTCTTACGAAATTCCAGCCGGAAAATTGGAAGTAGGAGAAAACACAGCCCCTGT GGCAGCTGCCCTTCGTGAATTAGAGGAAGAAACAGCCTATACAGGGAAATTAGAACTCTT GTACGATTTTTATTCAGCTATTGGCTTTTGTAATGAGAAGTTAAAACTATATTTAGCAAG CGATTTGACAAAAGTGGAAAATCCGCGTCCGCAGGATGAGGATGAAACCTTGGAAGTCCT TGAAGTGAGCTTAGAAGAAGCGAAAGAATTAATCCAATCAGGTCATATTTGTGATGCCAA GACAATTATGGCTGTTCAGTATTGGGAGTTGCAGAAAAAATAGAGGAGGTCAGTATGGGT AAATCTTTATTAACGGATGAAATGATTGAAAGAGCTAATAGAGGCGAAAAAATTTCAGGT CCTCCTTTGCTAGATGATAATGAGGAAACTAAGATTTTACCAACCTCTTCTTCCCGTTTT GGTTATGCCAATCCTAAGGATCATGGTTTTAGCCAGGAAACCTTGAAGATTCAGGTCGAA CCATCTATTCATAAAAGCCGTCGTATTGAAAATACCAAGAGAAATGTCTTCAATTCTAAG TTGAATAAAATCTTATTTGCGGTCATCTTTCTCTTGATTTTGCTTGTTTTAGCAATGAAA CTTTTGTAATAGAAAAGGAATTGAAATGAAAATAGGAATTATTGCTGCTATGCCAGAAGA ACTGGCTTATCTGGTCCAGCATTTAGATAATGCCCAGGAGCAAGTTGTTTTGGGGAATAC CTATCATACAGGAACCATTGCTTCTCATGAAGTCGTTCTTGTAGAAAGTGGAATTGGTAA GGTCATGTCTGCTATGAGTGTGGCGATTTTGGCTGATCATTTCCAGGTGGATGCCCTTAT TAATACGGGTTCAGCTGGGGCAGTAGCAGAAGGTATCGCTGTTGGGGATGTCGTGATTGC TGACAAATTAGCCTATCATGACGTGGATGTCACAGCTTTTGGCTATGCTTATGGACAAAT GGCGCAACAACCGCTTTATTTCGAATCAGACAAACCTTTGTTGCTCAAATCCAAGAGAGT TTATCTCAATTGGACCAAAACTGGCATCTTGGTTTGATTGCTACAGGAGATAGTTTTGTT GCAGGAAATGACAAGATAGAAGCGATTAAGTCCCATTTCCCAGAAGTTTTAGCCGTGGAG ATGGAGGGGGCAGCTATTGCTCAAGCAGCGCATGCCCTCAATCTCCCAGTCTTAGTCATC CGAGCTATGAGTGACAATGCCAACCATGAAGCAAACATCTTTTTTGATGAGTTTATTATC GAAGCTGGACGTCGCTCTGCCCAAGTCTTGTTGGCCTTTTTGAAGGCTTTAGATTAAGCG GAAATTTGACAGTTTTTCTAGATCAAGCTT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 11 1915 2097 F 61 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864596-11 ORF translation from 1915- 2097, direction F VEMEGAAIAQAAHALNLPVLVIRAMSDNANHEANIFFDEFIIEAGRRSAQVLLAFLKALD Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: PFS PROTEIN (P46). - ESCHERICHIA COLI. Assembly ID: 3864624 Assembly Length: 2128bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864624 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3864624 ATCGAATTTGAGTTTGTAGGCTTGGATAACTATATCCGTATGTTTAAAGATCCTGTCTTT ACAAAATCTCTGATTAACACAGTTATTTTGGTTATTGGATCTGTACCAGTTGTTGTTCTA TTCTCACTCTTTGTAGCATCTCAGACCTATCATCAAAATGTCATTGCCAGATCCTTCTAC CGTTTCGTCTTCTTCCTTCCTGTTGTAACGGGTAGTGTTGCCGTGACAGTTGTTTGGAAA TGGATTTATGACCCACTATCAGGGATTCTAAACTTTGTCCTTAAGTCAAGCCACATCATC AGCCAAAACATTTCTTGGTTGGGAGATAAAAACTGGGCATTGATGGCGATTATGATTATT CTCTTGACCACTTCAGTTGGTCAGCCCATCATCCTTTATATCGCTGCCATGGGGAATATT GACAATTCACTGGTTGAAGCGGCGCGTGTTGATGGTGCAACTGAGTTTCAAGTTTTTTGG GAAGATTAAATGGCCAAGCCTTCTTCCAACAACTCTTTATATTGCAATCATCACAACAAT TAACTCATTCCAGTGTTTCGCCTTGATTCAGCTTTTGACATCTGGTGGTCCAAACTACTC AACAAGTACCTTGATGTACTACCTTTACGAAAAAGCCTTCCAATTGACAGAATACGGCTA TGCCAACACAATTGGTGTCTTCTTGGCAGTCATGATTGCTATCGTAAGCTTTGTTCAATT TAAAGTACTTGGAAACGACGTAGAATACTAAAGAAAGGAGACAGCTATGCAATCTACAGA AAAAAAACCATTAACAGCCTTTACTGTTATTTCAACAATCATTTTGCTCTTGTTGACTGT GCTGTTCATCTTTCCATTCTACTGGATTTTGACAGGGGCATTCAAATCACAACCTGATAC AATTGTTATTCCTCCTCAGTGGTTCCCTAAAATGCCAACCATGGAAAACTTCCAACAACT CATGGTGCAGAACCCTGCCTTGCAATGGATGTGGAACTCAGTATTTATCTCATTGGTAAC CATGTTCTTAGTTTGTGCAACCTCATCTCTAGCAGGTTATGTATTGGCTAAAAAACGTTT CTATGGTCAACGCATTCTATTTGCTATCTTTATCGCTGCTATGGCGCTTCCAAAACAAGT TGTCCTTGTACCATTGGTACGTATCGTCAACTTCATGGGAATCCACGATACTCTCTGGGC AGTTATCTTGCCTTTGATTGGATGGCCATTCGGTGTCTTCCTCATGAAACAGTTCAGTGA AAATATCCCTACAGAGTTGCTTGAATCAGCTAAAATCGACGGTTGTGGTGAGATTCGTAC CTTCTGGAGTGTAGCCTTCCCGATTGTGAAACCAGGGTTTGCAGCCCTTGCAATCTTTAC CTTCATCAATACTTGGAATGACTACTTCATGCAGTTGGTAATGTTGACTTCACGTAACAA TTTGACCATCTCACTTGGGGTTGCGACCATGCAGGCTGAAATGGCAACCAACTATGGTTT GATTATGGCAGGAGCTGCCCTTGCTGCTGTTCCAATCGTCACAGTCTTCCTAGTCTTCCA AAAATCCTTCACACAGGGTATTACTATGGGAGCGGTCAAAGGATAATACTCTGCGAAAAT CGAATGCAAACTACGTCAGCTTCACCTTGCCATACTTAAGTATTGCCTGTGGTTAGCTTC CTAGTTTGTTCTTCAATTTTCATTGAGGTATAGGAAAATCAATCTATCAAGATACAGAAG TATATTTTATAGATTTAGAGAATATAGAAGTTATAAGTGTCTACAAAATGGAGGGTATGC AGTTACTTTATGAAGTTTTGTCAGACACTTATAAACTTAAGAATGGTTTTAGTTAACTAT CAGAAAACGAAGGAAAGAGTATGATTTTTGACGATTTGAAAAACATCACCTTTTACAAAG GGATTCATCCCAATTTAGACAAGGCTATCGACTATCTCTACCAACATCGTAAAGATTCAT TCGAATTAGGAAAGTATGAGATTGATGGAGATAAAGTCTTTCTAGTTGTTCAGGAAAATG TCCTCAATCAAGTTGAGAATAATCAATTTGAACACCATAAGAACTATGCAGATTTGCATT TGCTGATAGAAGGGCATGAATATTCGAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 446 751 F 102 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864624-6 ORF translation from 446-751, direction F VLMVQLSFKFFGKIKWPSLLPTTLYIAIITTINSFQCFALIQLLTSGGPNYSTSTLMYYL YEKAFQLTEYGYANTIGVFLAVMIAIVSFVQFKVLGNDVEY* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description ; MULTIPLE SUGAR-BINDING TRANSPORT SYSTEM PERMEASE PROTEIN MSMF . - STREPTOCOCCUS MUTANS . Assembly ID: 3864630 Assembly Length: 1773bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864630 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864630 ATCGAATTATATATAAAAATCTTACACATTAGAAAAGGAGGTTTCCCATGTACTTTCCAA CATCCTCTGCCTTGATTGAATTTCTCATCTTGGCCGTACTGGAGCAGGGTGATTCTTATG GTTATGAGATTAGCCAAACCATTAAGCTAATCGCTAATATCAAAGAATCCACACTCTATC CCATTCTCAAAAAATTGGAAGGCAATAGCTTTCTGACAACCTATTCTAGAGAGTTCCAAG GTCGCATGCGCAAATACTACTCCTTGACAAACGGTGGTATAGAGCAGCTCTTGACCCTAA AAGATGAATGGGCACTCTATACAGACACCATCAATGGCATCATAGAAGGGAGTATCCGCC ATGACAAGAACTGAATACCTGACTCAGCTAGAACTCTATCTCAAGAAACTACCTGAAGCT GACCGTATCGAAGCCATGGACTATTTCAGAGAGCTCTTTGACGATGCTGGAGTCGAAGGA GAAGAAGAACTCATCGCTAGTTTGGGAACTCCCAAAGAAGCGGCCACGAAGTTCTATCCA ATCTTCTCGATAAAAAAATCAATGAAGCACCCGCTCAAAAAAATAACCGACAAATTTTAC ATATCGCCTTGTTAGCCCTCCTTGCAGCACCTATCGGCATTCCTCTGGGAATCGCCATCC TCGTGACCCTGTTCGCAATCCTTGTAGCCGCTTTGACTGTCATTCTGGCTTTCTTTGCAG TTTCCATACTGGGTATCATCGGCGGATTCCTATTTTTAGTTGAAAGTTTCACTATCCTCG CCCAAGCCAAATCAGCCTTTATCTTGATTTTTGGTTCTGGTTTACTGGCTATCGGTGCTT CTTCGCTAGTTTTACTTGGCATTTCCTATGTAGCTCGCTTCTTCGGTCTACTCATTGTTC GTCTGGTACAATTTGTTCTTAAAAAAGGAAAGAGAGGTAATCAGCATGCGTAAATGGACA AAAGGATTTCTCATCTTTGGTGTGGTGACTACCGTTATCGGCTTTATCCTGCTTTTTGTA GGTATCCAATCTGACGGGATTAAGAGTCTACTTTCCATGTCCAAAGAACCTGTCTATGAT AGCCGTACGGAAAAGCTAACCTTTGGCAAGGAAGTCGAAAACCTAGAAATTACTCTCCAC CAACACACGCTCACCATCACAGACTCTTTCGATGATCAAATCCACATTTCTTACCATCCA TCTCTTTCTGCTCACCATGATTTTATCACCAATCAGAACGATAGAACTCTGAGTCTCACT GATAAGAAACTGTCTGAAACTCCGTTTCTCTCTTCTGGAATTGGTGGGATTCTTCATATC GCAAGTAGCTACTCTAGTCGTTTTGAAGAAGTTATTCTCCGACTACCAAAAGGGAGAACT CTAAAAGGGATCAACATCTCAGCCAATCGCGGACAAACCACCATCATAAATGCTAGCCTT GAAAATGCGACCCTCAATACAAACAGCTATATCCTCCGAATTGAAGGAAGTCGTATCAAA AACAGTAAACTCACAACGCCCAATATCGTTAATATCTTTGATACAGTTCTTACAGATAGT CAGCTAGAGTCAACAGATAATCACTTCCACGCTGAAAATATCCAAGTCCATGGTAAGGTT GAACTGACTGCCAAAGATTATCTCAGAATCATCCTAGACCAGAAAGAAAGCCAACGAATT AACTGGGACATCTCAAGTAACTACGGTTCTATCTTCCAATTCACAAGAGAAAAGCCTGAA TCAAGAGGTACGGAATTAAGCAACCCTTACAAA ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 8 663 953 F 97 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864630-8 ORF translation from 663-953, direction F VTLFAILVAALTVILAFFAVSILGIIGGFLFLVESFTILAQAKSAFILIFGSGLLAIGAS SLVLLGISYVARFFGLLIVRLVQFVLKKGKRGNQHA* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864654 Assembly Length: 2307bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864654 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864654 CCACCTTGGATGTTTCTAAACGTTCGCAAGAATTAGAAGAACAGTTAGCGAAAAATAGAG CCTTGGAAGAGACGTTTACTGAGTCGACTCGAATTTCAAAAGTAGAAGCGCAGAAGAAGG AAAAAGAACGTTTGTTAGAGGAATTGACCTTCTTGCAGGAATATATAGATGTAGGTCAAG CGAGAGTTCCTTTAGCGGCTACTTTGAGTTTGGAATTTGGTACTACCTCTGTCAATATAT ATGCTGGTATGGATGATGATTTTAAACGTTACAATGCACCAATTTTAACATGGTATGAAA CGGCTCGCTATGCCTTTGAGCGAGGTATGGTCTGGCAAAATTTAGGTGGTGTTGAAAACT CTCTCAATGGTGGACTTTATCATTTTAAGGAAAAATTTAATCCAACGATTGAAGAATACT TGGGTGAATTTACAATGCCCACTCATCCTCTCTATCCTCTGTTAAGACTTGCTCTTGATT TCCGTAAAACATTAAGAAAAAAACATAGAAAGTAAGTATATGGCACTAACAACACTCACG AAAGAAGAGTTTCAGACTTATTCTGATCAGGTTTCTTCTCGTTCCTTTATGCAATCTGTC CAGATGGGGGATTTGCTAGAAAAAAGAGGGGCTCGAATTGTTTATCTTGCTTTGAAACAA GAAGGAGAAATTCAAGTTGCAGCTCTGGTTTATAGCTTGCCCATGGCTGGGTGGTCTGCA TATGGAACTCAATTCGGGGCCGATTTATACCCAACAAGATGCTCTTCCAGTTTTTTATGC AGAGTTAAAAGAATATGCCAAGCAAAATGGTGTATTAGAGTTGCTTGTAAAACCTTATGA AACTTATCAAACTTTTGATAGCCAAGGTAATCCAATAGATGCTGAGAAAAAAAGTATTAT TCAAGGTTTGACTGATTTAGGTTATCAATTTGATGGCTTAACAACAGGTTACCCAGGTGG AGAACCAGATTGGTTATACTATAAAGATTTAACTGAATTAACTGAAAAGAGTTTGCTTAA AAGTTTTAGCAAAAAGGGTAAACCCTTGGTGAAAAAGGCTGAAACCTTTGGCATTCGGTT GAAAAAGTTAAAACGTGAAGAACTATCGATTTTTAAGAATATAACAAAAGAAACCTCTGA ACGTAGAGAATATAGTGATAAAAGTTTAGAATATTATGAGCATTTTTATGATACTTTTGG AGAACAAGCGGAGTTTCTCATAGCAAGCTTGAATTTTTCGGAGTATATGAGCAAATTGCA AGGTGAACAAAGTAAACTAGAAGAAAACTTGGACAAGTTGCGACTTGATTTGAGTAAAAA TCCTCATTCTGAGAAAAAACAAAATCAACTGAGAGAATATTCTAGTCAATTTGAAACGTT TGAAGTTCGAAAAGCAGAAGCGCGAGACTTGATTGAAAACGATATGGAGAAGAAGATATT GTTTTAGCTGGGAGTTTATTTGTTTATATGCCTCAGGAAACGACTTATCTCTTTAGTGGT TCCTACACTGAGTTTAATAAGTGCTATGCCCCTGCACTGCTTCAAAAATATGTTATGTTG GAAAGCATAAAACGTGGAATACCTAAATACAATTTCCTAGGCATTCAAGGGATTTTTGAT GGAAGTGATGGTGTTTTGCGTTTTAAACAGAATTTTAATGGCTATATTGTACGCAAAGCG GGTACTTTCCGTTACCATCCATCGCCTTTAAAATACAAAGCTATCCAGTTACTCAAAAAA ATAGTAGGACGTTAAGATGAAAAAGTCAGTATTTAGATTTCTTTTAGCTTCTTTTAGTAA AATCGAATTTTTATTTGCTAGAAAGGTGGAGAGACATGCGCTGGCTTTTTCGTTTGATAG GGGCTTTCTTTTTTTTTGTGTGGCGTTTGTTTTGGCGTCTGGTTTGGATAGTTGTGCTCT TATGTGTGCTTGCTTTCGGACTTCTCTGGTATTTGAACGGGGATTTTCAAGGAGCGCTAA AGCAAGCAGAACGGTCAGTAAAAATTGGTCAACAAAGTATTGACCAATGGGAGAAAACAG GGCAACTGCCTAAGTTAAGCCAGACAGATAGTCACCAGCATTCTGAAGGAAGGTGGCCAC AGGCCTCTGCTCGTATTTACCTGGATCCGCAGATGGATTCACGCTTTCAAGAGGCTTATT TAGAAGCAATCCAGAACTGGAATCAAACTGGTGCTTTTAACTTTGAACTCGTGACTGAAT CTAGTAAGGCGGATATTACGGCTACGGAGATAACGACGGAAGCACTCCTGTGGCAGGAGA AGCGGAAAGTCAAACTAATCTCTTAAC ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 9 1878 2306 F 143 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864654-9 ORF translation from 1878-2306, direction F VWRLFWRLVWIWLLCVLAFGLLWYLNGDFQGALKQAERSVKIGQQSIDQWEKTGQLPKL SQTDSHQHSEGRWPQASARIYLDPQMDSRFQEAYLEAIQNWNQTGAFNFELVTESSKADI TATEITTEALLWQEKRKVKLIS* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864658 Assembly Length: 1236bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864658 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864658 TTCCCATAATATTCCTGTNCTTCACCAGAATTGAGATAAATGATTGTATTTCTCATTTAA TGATTGTTCAAATTTGTGAAAGATAGCTTCTTTTGGACGTAACTTCTCCAATTGTTTATT TAAAGAGCTCGCTTGTAAACCTTCTTGTCCACTTGATAACGAAATAATGACATCTCCAGC ATTTACCATATCTCCTTCTGACTTATGTAAAGTAACTACCTTCCCTGAACCAATTGCTGA TAGGAACTCTGTACCTGTTATAACTGAATTTCCATTCGCTTTTACAATATAGTTTTTGGG TATATAAGCTGCGCCAACCAATGCACCGCTTAAGATAATAGCAGTTGAAATAATGAGAAT AAACGCAAAAGCTGGTGGTCTCTTATCAAAGAAAATACGAGAATAACGTAATTCTGATTT ATTATATAATTTCATAGGCTTACAATTGGTCTAAAAATATCTACTACCATTTTTTCAGGA GAAGAATTAACATAAACTGTATAGACAATCCCATCCGTTTGAATATCATTTTCATAGACA TATAGATCCAATTTAGAATACGCATACTGTAGATACTCTGGACTGTCTTCAAAACGAACA TATAAACAATATGGAACAGAGATAGAATCCTGTACATCATAAATGTTACTGTACTGTTGA GCATTATGAGCTTGAATATAAAACTCAAAATCAGTCGTTATTAATCCATCATCATGAATA GTAGTACCACAACTTTTTACAATTAATGGACCAAAAATTTGTGCTTTTAACAACTGCAAA TGTTGATGAAATTTATTAATTTCCTAATCAACATCTTCTACTTTNGTATCATGTAACTTT TTACAGATAACTGACTTTAGTACCAGTTTTTTATTATCTTTTACCTCTAACTTAGCCATA AGTAACCTCCTCTGTATCTAACACAGCCTGTGACTGAATTTGTTGATTCACTTGAACGCT CTGCAAACCAACCATTCTAGCATACTTTCCATTTTTCGCCATTAGTTCTTCATGAGTCCC ATATTCCACAATAGTCCCATTTTCTAAAAAGCATATCTTATCACATCGAAGAATTGTAGA CAGCCTGTGGGCTACTACAATTGTTGTCTTATCCATTATTTTATTAAAGATTAAATCCTG AATAATCTGTTCACTAAATGAATCTAAGTTAGAGGTTGCCTCATCAAATATATACAAATC AGCTTTACTCAGTAGTGCTCTTGCAATAGCCAATCG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 892 1029 R 46 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864658-7 ORF translation from 892-1029, direction R VEYGTHEELMAKNGKYARMVGLQSVQVNQQIQSQAVLDTEEVTYG* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864664 Assembly Length: 2124bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864664 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864664 CCTCGTTATGCAGATGAACGTTATTTCTTGTCAAAGAGTCACAAGAATTTTGTTGATCGT AATCTTTTTATTACCATTCGTGACAAGGAAACCACCTGTATCAAGCCTTATCAGCAGGAT TTGGATTTGCCACATGGTCTGGCCTTGGATGTTTTGCCTTTGGATTATTATCCGAAAAAT CCAGCTGAGCGGAAAAAACNGGTTCGTTGAGCCTTGATTTATTCACTCTTTTGTGCGCAA ACTATTCCAGAAAAGCATGGTGCTCTCATGAAATGGGGAAGTCGCATTTTACTGGGTTTG ACTCCAAAATCTCTCCGTTATCGCATCTGGAAAAAAGCTGAGAAAGAAATGACTAAGTAT GATTTGGCTGATTGTGATGGCATTACAGAATTATGCTCAGGTCCTGGCTACATGAGAAAC AAGTACCCAATCACATCTTTTGAAGACAATCTTTTCTTGCCATTTGAAGGAACAGAGATG CCTATTCCAATCGGCTATGATGTCTATCTCAGAACTGCTTTTGGGGATTATATGACGCCT CCACCAGCAGACAAGCAGGTACCGCATCAGGATGCTGTCATCGCTGATATGGATAAGTCT TATACAGAATACAAGGGAGAATATGGTGGCTAAGAAAAAAATCTTATTTTTTATGTGGTC TTTTTCTCTTGGAGGTGGTGCAGAGAAGATTCTATCAACCATTGTTTCAAATCTGGATCC AGAAAAGTATGATATTGATATTCCTTGAAATGGAGCACTTTGACAAGGGATATGAATCTG TTCCAAAGCATGTACGCATTTTAAAATCCCTTCAAGATTATCGCCAAACCAGATGGTTAC GAGCTTTTTTGTGGAGAATGAGAATTTATTTTCCAAGACTGACTCGTCGTTTGCTTGTAA AAGATGATTATGATGTTGAAGTTTCTTTTACCATTATGAATCCACCACTGTTGTTCTCTA AAAGAAGAGAAGTCAAGAAGATATCTTGGATTCATGGAAGTATTGAAGAACTTCTTAAGG ATAGCTCTAAAAGAGAATCACATAGAAGCCAGTTGGATGCTGCGAATACAATTGTAGGGA TTTCAAAAAAGACCAGCAATTCTATCAAGGAAGTTTATCCAGATTATGCTTCTAAATTAC AGACAATCTACAATGGATATGATTTTCAGACTATTCTAGAAAAATCTCAAGAGAAGATCG ATATCGAGATTGCTCCTCAAAGTATCTGTACTATCGGACGGATTGAGGAAAATAAGGGTT CTGACCGTGTAGTGGAAGTGATACGATTATTACACCAAGAGGGAAAAAACTATCATCTCT ATTTTATCGGGGCTGGTGATATGGAAGAGGAACTGAAAAAACGAGTCAAAGAGTATGAGA TTGAGGACTATGTACATTTCCTTGGTTATCAAAAAAATCCTTATCAGTATTTATCTCAGA CGAAAGTTCTCTTGTCTATGTCTAAACAAGAAGGCTTTCCTGGAGTGTATGTGGAGGCCT TGAGTCTGGGACTCCCTTTTATCTCTACGGACGTTGGAGGGGCTGAGGAATTATCCCAAG AAGGACGATTTGGACAAATCATTGAGAGCAATCAAGAGGCAGCTCAGGCGATTACTAATT ACATGACTTCTGCCTCAAACTTTAATGTCGATGAGGCTAGCCAATTCATTCAACAATTTA CAATTACAAAACAAATCGAACAAGTAGAAAAACTATTAGAGGAGTAGCATGGAAACTGCA TTAATTAGTGTGATTGTGCCAGTCTATAATGTGGCGCAGTACCTAGAAAAATCGATAGCT TCCATTCAGAAGCAGACCTATCAAAATCTGGAAATTATTCTTGTTGATGATGGTGCAACA GATGAAAGTGGTCGCTTGTGTGATTCAATCGCTGAACAAGATGACAGGGTGTCAGTGCTT CATAAAAAGAACGAAGGATTGTCGCAAGCACGAAATGATGGGATGAAGCAGGCTCACGGG GATTATCTGATTTTTATTGACTCCAAATGATTATATCCATCCCAAGAAATGATCCAGACC TTATATAACCAATTAATTCCAAGAAGAATGCCGGATGTTCCAAGCTGTGGTGTTCATGAA TGTCTCTGCTAATGATAAAACCCC ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 675 1727 F 351 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3864664 -7 ORF trans lation from 675 - 1727 , direc tion F WQRRFYQPLFQIWIQKSMILIFLEMEHFDKGYESVPKHVRILKSLQDYRQTRWLRAFLW RMRIYFPRLTRRLLVKDDYDVEVSFTIMNPPLLFSKRREVKKISWIHGSIEELLKDSSKR ESHRSQLDAANTIVGI SKKTSNSIKEVYPDYASKLQTIYNGYDFQTILEKSQEKIDIEIA PQSICTIGRIEENKGSDRWEVIRLLHQEGKNYHLYFIGAGDMEEELKKRVKEYEIEDYV HFLGYQKNPYQYLSQTKVLLSMSKQEGFPGVYVEALSLGLPFISTDVGGAEELSQEGRFG QIIESNQEAAQAITNYMTSASNFNVDEASQFIQQFTITKQIEQVEKLLEE* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: amsK protein - Erwinia amylovora Assembly ID: 3864700 Assembly Length: 1660bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864700 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864700 ATCGAATTAAATCCATAAACAGATTTGGTGATTTGATAGACGACATTGGACAGTTTGCGA TCTGGCAAGACAGAATGTTTGGTCAAACGGCTCAACATGGTCTTACGAATAGCCTGAAAG ACTTCTGGATTTCCCTGCTGAATATAGGTCCACAATTGGCGTTTTTTTGCCAGATGCTCC GCTGTTTCAGATCGGTTGAGCAGGGTACTGGAAATCACCGTCGTGATTTCAATATGATTC AGCAGATATTCTCGCATTTTGGGATGACTCACTTGGGACAAATCAAGCTGGTCTACCAAG AGTCGATTGACCTTGAGTTGCTGGTCAATGCACTTAATCATCACTTGCTCATTGACAGAC TGGTCCTCACGCCCAATCAAGTAACGATAGAAATCGACAGGCAGATAGTACATGGTCTTG ACCTGCTGAAGGGGCGTAAAGACAAAGAGATTATCGACATAAAAAGTATGTTCAGGCAGT TAGAACTGGCTAGCACGCAACAAATCTGTCCGATAAATCAGCGAGTGCATCATGATATAC TGGCCTTTGGAGAAATTTCCGACCTGGTCCCAGCCAAAAATCTGCCGAACAGGCAAGACT GACTCGTAACTCATACTCTTCTTACGAGACTGACCTTCCTTTTCATAGACAAAATTGGTC ACAAAGACATCCATCTCTTGACCCTTGCTCTCAAGTTCCTGCAAGGTTTCAAGAATTTTC AAGTAGGCACGAGGATCCACCAGTCATCACTGTCAACTACTTTAAAATAGCGCCCAGAAG CCTCTGCCAAGCCGCGATTGACCACACCGCCATGGCCTTTATTTTCCTGATAGATGGCTC TAACGATATTAGGATACTTGCTAGCTAAACACTCAGCGATTTCCTGAGTCTGGTCCTGAG ACCCGTCATTGATAATCAAAATCCCAACTTGCTCACCACCAATCACTAGCGACTCCACAC AGTAATGAAGATAGGCTGCTGCATTATAGCTAGAAATGGCGATAGACAATAACTTCATAA TCTGCTCCTTTAGGGGACTGATTTTTTCTTATACTCTTCGAAAATCTCTTCAAACCGCGT CAACGTCGCCTTGCCGTATAGATGTTACTGACTTCGTCAGTTCTATCTGCAACCTCAAAA CAGTGTTTTGAGCAGCCCGCAGCTAGTTTCCTAGTTTGATCTTTGATTTTCATTGAGTAT TACTCTCTCTTGTCACTTCCTTCTATTTTACCATAAAGTCCAGCCTTTGAAGAACTTTTA CTAGAAGACAAGGGGCTTCTGTCTCTATTTGCCATCTTGGGCATCAAAAAAGAGGGGTCA TCCCTCTTTACGAATTCAATGCTACTAGGGTATCCAAATACTGGTTGTTGATGACTGCCA AAATATAGGTATCTGCTTTCAAGAGGTCATCTGGTCCAAATTCAACATCCAATGGGGAAT TTTCCTGCTCTCGGAAACCCAAAATATTCAGATTGTATTTGCCACGGAGGTCTAATTTAC TCAGACTTTGACCTGCCCAAGACTGAGGAATTTTCATCTCCACGATAGACACATTTTTAT CCAACTGAAAGACATCAACACTATTATGGAAAAGAATGGTCTGTGCTAGAGACTGCCCCA TTTCATACTCTGGCGAGATAACCGAGTCAGCTCCCATCTT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 480 740 R 87 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864700-6 ORF translation from 480-740, direction R VDPRAYLKILETLQELESKGQEMDVFVTNFVYEKEGQSRKKSMSYESVLPVRQIFGWDQV GNFSKGQYIMMHSLIYRTDLLRASQF* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864706 Assembly Length: 1306bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864706 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864706 CTGATCGAATTTAAAAGAAGCCCACCCTAATCTGCCTACTTCTTACCTCCAACACTTGGT CGTGTCCAACTTTATCGAGACATTGACCTGGTGGCTCAAAAAAGGTCAAGATTTCACAGA CCAGGAAGTTGTCCAATTTTATCTAGACCTTCTCATTCCTAAAAATTGAATATAGAGTAA AGCTTCAGTTGTCTTATTTCTAGGTTACTGAGTTTTTTATCTTTTCAACAACAAAAGAGG ACCCGCCGATCCTCTTTTTCATACTATAAATCCTTGATTATCAACTATATCTGTTTTAAT CGAAATCTCAAAACAGCACTTTCAAACATCTTTTCCTAGTTAAGTAAATCAGTATTTTGC TTAGCTGCCTTGCTCCATTGATACCAACCAACTAGACTGTTAATGAGATAAATTAGATAT TTCCCTTGAATTTGCAGGCTTTCTCCCCACCAGAGATAGATTGAAAAGACATTGGTAGCC GCCCAGAATATCCACTGTTCACGGTAAACAGCTGTCATGAGGATTTGCCCTACCCCATTG GTTGCATCTGTGATTGAATCACGATAGGGGACGATTGGCACCAATAGACTGATAAATGAA GCCAAAGGCCAACCACCAAAGCACACTAATGGAAAGATACTTTGTCCAGCCCTTGCCGTC CAGTTTACGCGCGACAAACTCCTGCTTTTCCTTTCTTAAACTGTGCCTGATAAATCCAAA CTAGAGTCCAATTGGCTGCATGACTGTGAAGTAAAGTGTCGTCAGCACCTCACCATAAAA GCCTTTCTGTAGGGCCAAATAAGGTAATAACAGAGTTAATCAAGCCAAAAAGATAATTAC TTGCTCGACCTTCCGATACAAGATTACACAGATAATCCCTGTCAAGCTACAAATCATCCC AATCCAGTCAACAATACGATGTTCGTAAACCAACTCCAGCCAGAGAGGAAAACTTCCTAA AACCAGCAAATAAATCCACTGGGCAAAACTACGATGGGCAAAGAGGTCATCCCAGATAGC CTTCATAGTTCCTGAAAATCCTAAATCAGCCATAGCCGCAACCATACGACGGTAACCACC TGACATTTCACCTAGGGTTGTTTTGATATTTTCAATTTTCTTTTGCAAATAAGTATGCAT CATTTCTCCTTTTGTTTTTAAAGAGCCGTGTCTGGATAGACTTTCGGACGCAACGCTCTA TTAGATAATGAACTGCCTATACACAAGATTTCTAACCTTAGTCGACATGAGCTGAAACCT CTTATTTGTTAAGTAGTTCACNAAATATTATACACCTATTTTATGA ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 336 626 R 97 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864706-6 ORF translation from 336-626, direction R VCFGGWPLASFISLLVPIVPYRDSITDATNGVGQILMTAVYREQWIFWAATNVFSIYLWW GESLQIQGKYLIYLINSLVGWYQWSKAAKQNTDLLN* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3864710 Assembly Length: 1676bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864710 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864710 AAACACGCTTGGCATGGCAGATAAAGCGAGATTTTTTGTTTTTTCTTGGACTTGGCGTCT TCTTTAATTGTCCTAAATTCCATGATTTAATTGTACTAAAAAATAATATAAAGTGCTAGT TTTTACGAATAAAGAAGTATGAAAGTAAATTTAGATTATCTCGGTCGTTTATTTACTGAG AATGAATTAACAGAAGAAGAACGTCAGTTGGCGGAGAAACTTCCAGCAATGAGAAAGGAG AAGGGGAAACTTTTCTGTCAACGTTGTAATAGTACTATTCTAGAAGAATGGTATTTGCCC ATCGGTGCTTACTATTGTCGAGAGTGCTTGCTGATGAAGCGAGTCAGAAGTGATCAAACT TTATACTATTTTCCGCAGGAGGATTTTCCGAAGCAAGATGTTCTCAAATGGCGCAGCCAA TTAACTCCTTTTCAAGAGAAGGTGTCAGAGGGACTGCTTCAAGCAGTAGACAAGCAAAAC CCAACCTTAGTTCATGCGGTAACAGGAGCTGGAAAGACAGAAATGATTTATCAAGTAGTG GCTAAAGTGATCAATGCGGGTGGTGCAGTGTGTTTGGCTAGTCCTCGCATAGATGTTTGT TTGGAGCTGTACAAGCGCCTGCAACAGGATTTTTCTTGCGGGATAGCTTTGCTACATGGA GAATCGGAACCTTATTTTCGAACACCACTAGTTGTTGCAACAACCCATCAGTTATTGAAG TTTTATCAAGCTTTTGATTTGCTGATAGTGGATGAAGTAGATGCTTTTCCTTATGTTGAT AATCCCACGCTTTACCACGCTGTCAAGAATAGTGTAAAGGAGAATGGATTGAGAATCTTT TTAACAGCGACTTCGACCAATGAGTTAGATAAAAAGGTCCGTTTAGGAGAACTAAAAAGA CTGAGTTTACCGAGACGGTTTCCATGGAAATCCGTTGATTATTCCAAAACCAATTTGGTT ATCGGATTTTAATCGCTACTTAGACAAGAATCGTTTGTCACCAAAGTTAAAGTCCTATAT TGAGAAGCAGAGAAAGACAGCTTATCCGTTACTCATTTTTGCTTCAGAAATTAAGAAAGG GGAGCAGTTAGAAGAAATCTTACAGGAGCAATTTCCAAATGAGAAAATTGGCTTTGTATC TTCTGTAACAGAGGATCGATTAGAGCAAGTACAAGCTTTTCGAGATGGAGAACTGACAAT ACTTATCAGTACGACAATCTTGGAGCGTGGAGTTACCTTCCCTTGTGTGGATGTTTTCGT AGTAGAGGCCAATCATCGTTTGTTTACCAAGTCTAGTTTGATTCAGATTGGTGGACGAGT TGGACGAAGCATGGATAGACCGACAGGAGATTTGCTTTTCTTCCATGATGGGTTAAATGC TTCAATCAAGAAGGCGATTAAGGAAATTCAGATGATGAATAAGGAGGCTGGTCTATGAAG TGCTTGTTATGTGGGCAGACTATGAAGACTGTTTTAACTTTTAGTAGTCTCTTACTTCTG AGGAATGATGACTCTTGTCTTTGTTCAGACTGTGATTCTACTTTTGAAAGAATTGGGGAA GAGAACTGTCCAAATTGTATGAAAACAGAGTTGTCAACAAAGTGTCAAGATTGTCAACTT TGGTGTAAAGAAGGAGTTGAAGTCAGTCATAGAGCGATTTTTACTTACAATCAAGA ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 442 972 F 177 aa 7 1247 1438 F 64 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864710-6 ORF translation from 442-972, direction F VSEGLLQAVDKQNPTLVHAVTGAGKTEMIYQWAKVINAGGAVCLASPRIDVCLELYKRL QQDFSCGIALLHGESEPYFRTPLWATTHQLLKFYQAFDLLIVDEVDAFPYVDNPTLYHA VKNSVKENGLRIFLTATSTNELDKKVRLGELKRLSLPRRFPWKSVDYSKTNLVIGF* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: C0MF OPERON PROTEIN 1. - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864710-7 ORF translation from 1247-1438, direction F VDVFWEANHRLFTKSSLIQIGGRVGRSMDRPTGDLLFFHDGLNASIKKAIKEIQMMNKE AGL* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: COMF OPERON PROTEIN 1. - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. Assembly ID: 3864724 Assembly Length: 2159bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864724 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864724 CTGCTCTCACCATGCGATACGAACAGCATAGGTTTCAACTTTATCAAAGCTAAAGTGGTT CAATTCTCCACCCTTGGAGTTGAGCAGGGGGCTTTTTAGATTAGTAACTTGGTTTCCCAG TTGGCAGAATCATTAAAGACATGGTCCTTCATTACCAACAAAACTAGGGTTTTTAGGAGC TGTTGGGACAGTCTTACCAACATAATACTCAATCACATAAGACTTCGGTGCACCAACTCC ATGGTCTTCATGGAAGCCAACGCTTAAGTTATCAACTGAACGTTTGCTCAAAATACCTGA ATCTCCGAATAGGACACCGACTGAAGCTTCTGGATTACTACGATTCCAGTTTGTCCAACG ATTGGCTGGTTGGTTATTGTAGGAAATGAGCTTGTCATTAACATTTGAAACTGGGTCGCT TGGATTTGAATCTGAAGCAAAGGCAAGTGGCAATTCTGAACCGGTCCATTGGTCAGAAAT GTTTGCACCTTGCTCAGTTTGAGCAGATACGCGAACATGAAGTTTAGTTGTTAATTGAGT ACCTTCTAAGCGACCATTAACTGTAAAGACACCTTCCTTAGCGTATTGCTCTGGACGAAT CGCATCCCATGCAACCTTAGCTGATGAAACGTGACCATTTGAATCATATGTCCGAACACT TTCTGGTAATTGTGGTGCTTCTGCGATTGGAGTTGTCACACTGACTTCTTCAACTGAAAC GATACCTTCTACAGAGACTTTTGCACGCGCTTCAAGGTCAATTCCTTCAACTTTACCTAG TACTTCAAATGTCTGATAGGAGTCTAGTTTTTCTTTCGGAATAGCTTGCCAAGTGACTTT ATGAGTTTTAGGGAAACCTTTGTCATACTCAACTGTTACTGTTGCTGGAAGACTTGGTTC CTGATGCAAATCTGTCACTACATTTACAGGACGGATGGATTGCGCAATCTTCTTCTCAGT ATTGGCTTGGATAGTGAGTTCAACTTGGCCTTTAGCTCCCTCATATTCAGCGTTCAAAGT GACTGCTCCTGGCTTATGCAACTCAAGCATTCCTTTACGAATTGCGACTTCCCCTTCACC ACTTGTAGAGAAGGTTACTTTATCAGCTGGTAATACAGCTTGCGTTCCATCTTGATAGTG AGCTCGAACCGACAATTTGACAGTTTGGTCTTCTTTGAGACTGTCAGCTTTTTCCACTTG CAAGCTCAAGTGAGCAATTTTTGGCGCTTCTTCAAGGAATTGAATTGCATAGGTTGAAGA GGGCCACCATCTTTAGGCTGAATAAAGATGCTCGCACGCATGCCGTTTGCTGCGCTTGCT TGAAGAACTGTAACAGCTGCATTTTTAGCACTTGCTGTGACTTCTGGCAACTTAGCTCCA TAAGCAAGAGTGCGGTATTGCATTGGTTTTTGACTAGTAAGACCTGTGACAGCTTCACCA CCAACCGTTACAGTTGGTACTGCAGGTGCCGCAGGATTGCCTTCTTCTACCACAAGGGTT GCATGAATTGGTTGACCTTCTAAATAACCGGTCGCTTGAATACGAGAACCTGGAATTGCT AACTTAGCTTTATCTTCTTCGGCAATCTCCCACTTGTCCACTTCATACTCTTCAACACTT CCATCAGTCAAAACATAGGAAACAGATTTGTCTACAGAATTCAAGTCAGTATTTGGAGCA ATACGTTTCACAACTGGTAGCTCTGATTTAAGAGCAATCACTTCTACACGAGCTTCTACT TCTCGTCCGTCAGCCATACCTTTCACCGTTACAATACCAGGCTTGCTCACATCTACTGAA GACCAGGTTACAGGACGTTCTGCACGGCTACCATCACTGTATACAAACGGAACAGTGGTA GGCATTTCAGGTGCCTCTCCAATAATGGTCTGTACTTTTGGCACTTCTGTCCCCAAAACA GTCTTCTCTTGTCCTTCTTTCTTACCAGTAAAGACAGTGACTTGGTTCGATTTCAAGAGA TCAGAGTGGGCAGTAAGGGTGAATTTCCCTGCTTGTTCAGTTGATTTGACAATGGCAACA CCTTTACCATTAAATGCTTTACGAATCCAAGAACCATCTGCTTGCGCCTTATAGCGTTCA CGACTGGCTTGTTCTCCGTTATCTACACCGACCAGTTGACCTTGGCCATGCAATTCGAT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 133 1197 R 355 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864724-6 ORF translation from 133-1197, direction R VEKADSLKEDQTVKLSVRAHYQDGTQAVLPADKVTFSTSGEGEVAIRKGMLELHKPGAVT LNAEYEGAKGQVELTIQANTEKKIAQSIRPVNWTDLHQEPSLPATVTVEYDKGFPKTHK VTWQAIPKEKLDSYQTFEVLGKVEGIDLEARAKVSVEGIVSVEEVSVTTPIAEAPQLPES VRTYDSNGHVSSAKVAWDAIRPEQYAKEGVFTVNGRLEGTQLTTKLHVRVSAQTEQGANI SDQWTGSELPLAFASDSNPSDPVSNVNDKLISYNNQPANRWTNWNRSNPEASVGVLFGDS GILSKRSVDNLSVGFHEDHGVGAPKSYVIEYYVGKTVPTAPKNPSFVGNEGPCL* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3864734 Assembly Length: 2199bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864734 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864734 CTTATCGTACTAAGGATGGCAGTGTTCAACTGTTCCGTCCTGATGAAAATGCTAAACGCC TGCAACGTACATGTGACCGTCTCTTGATGCCAACAAGTTCCGAACAGACATGTTTGTAGA AGCTTGTAAAGCAGTTGTCCGTGCGAATGAAGAATACGTACCACCATACGGAATAGGTGG AACTTTATATCTTCGCCCTCTTTTGATTGGTGTCGGAGATATTATCGGGGTAAAACCGGC AGAAGAGTACATTTTCACCATCTTTGCTATGCCAGTTGGAAATTACTTTAAAGGTGGTTT GGTCCCAACCAACTTCTTGATTCAGGATGAGTACGACCGTGCAGCACCAAATGGTACAGG TGCGGCTAAGGTTGGTGGAAACTATGCTGCAAGTCTCTTACCAGGAAAAATGGCCAAGTC ACGCCATTTCTCAGATGTTATCTATCTGGACCCATCAACTCATACAAAGATTGAAGAAGT CGGATCAGCTAATTTCTTTGGAATTACAGCTGATAATGAATTTGTAACACCATTGAGTCC ATCTATCTTGCCATCTATTACCAAGTATTCCTTGCTTTATTTGGCAGAACATCGCTTGGG ATTAACTCCTATTGAGGGTGATGTTCCAATTGATAATCTTGACCGTTTTGTAGAGGCAGG TGCCTGTGGTACAGCAGCGGTTATTTCTCCAATTGGAGGTATTCAACATGGTGATGATTT CCATGTATTCTATAGTGAAACAGAAGTAGGTCCTGTGACGCGTAAATTATATAATGAATT GACGGGTATTCAGTTTGGCGATATTGAAGCGCCAGAAGGTTGGATTGTAAAAGTAGATTA AAATAAACCAAAGGAGATTTTTTATGAAATAGAAAAAGTGGCTCTTAACAGCAGGAGTGG TCCTGAGCACGTCAGCTATTTTAGTGGCTTGTGGAAAAACTGATAAAGAACCAGATGCAC CGACAACATTTCCTTATGTCTATGCAGTAGATCCAGCATCATTGGGCTACAGTATACCGA CTCGAACATCGAGGACAGACGTTATTGGAAATGTTATTGATGGTTTGATGGAAAATGATA AATACGGCAATGTTGCTCCTTCTCAAAAAGACTATGATTTGAACAGTACAGGATGGGCTC CAAGCTATCAAGATCCAGCGTCTTACTTGAATATTATGGATCCAAAATCTGGTTCTGCCA TGAAACACCTTGGCATTACGAAAGGAAAAGATAAGGATGTTGTAGCTAAACCTGGTTTGG ATAAATATAAGAAATTGTTAGAAGATGCTGTTTCTGAGACCACTGACCTAGAGAAGAGAT ATGAAAAATATGCCAAAGCTCAAGCTTGGTCGACAGATACTTCATTATTGATGCCAACAG CTTCATCTGGTGGTTCTCCAGTTGTAAGTAACGTACTACCATTCTCAAAACCATACTCAC AAGTTGGTATTAAGGGGGAACCATATATCTTTAAAGGAATGAAATTGCAAAAAGATATTG TTACAACAAAAGAATATAACGAGGTTTTTAAAAAATGGCAAAAAGAAAAATTGGAATCCA ATAGCAAATACCAAAAAGAACTAGAAAAATCCATTAAATAAGGAATGGTATTGATCTTGA TAAAATTTTCAAAATACTGTCATTTTGAATATAAAGGAGTTTGATATGGAGTGGATTACA TTAATAGGAATAGCAATCATTGTTGTGGGTCTTATTTCACAAATTTGATACAATTGCAAC AGTAGTCTTAGCTGGTTTGGTTACAGCTTTAGTTTCAGGTGTTTCTCTCGTTGAATTTTT GGAGATTTTGGGAAAAGAATTTAGCAATCAGCGAGTGCTCACGATTTTTATGGTTACCTT GCCTCTTGTGGGGCTGTCAGAAACCTTTGGACTCAAGCAACGATCAATCGATTTGATTCG AAAGATTAAAGGTCTGACAGTTGGAAACTTCTATACAGTTTATTTCTTTATTCGAGAGTT AGCTGGTTTCTTTTCAATTCGTCTAGGAGGACACCCTCAGTTTGTCAGACCTTTGGTTCA ACCTATGGGAGAAGCAGCTGCAGAGTCTCAATTAGGTAGAAAGTTAACAGAGGTTGAAGA TGAGACAATAAAAGCGCGTGCGGCTGCGAATGAAAATTTTGGAAATTTCTTTGCTCAAAA TACGTTTGTTAGGTGCTGGGGGAGTCCTCTTGATAGGGG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 897 1601 F 235 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864734-7 ORF translation from 897-1601, direction F WLSTSAILVACGKTDKEPDAPTTFPYVYAVDPASLGYSIPTRTSRTDVIGNVIDGLMEN DKYGNVAPSQKDYDLNSTGWAPSYQDPASYLNIMDPKSGSAMKHLGITKGKDKDWAKPG LDKYKKLLEDAVSETTDLEKRYEKYAKAQAWSTDTSLLMPTASSGGSPWSNVLPFSKPY SQVGIKGEPYIFKGMKLQKDIVTTKEYNEVFKKWQKEKLESNSKYQKELEKSIK* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: aliB protein - Streptococcus pneumoniae (oligopeptide binding protein) Assembly ID: 3864740 Assembly Length: lllδbp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864740 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864740 CTCCTATTGGTATTTTGCGAAAATTTTCTCCATCAATCCAGTCTGGATAAAGACCAATAG TCCAAACCCAAAAAGTAGGAAGACTGAGCCACCTAAGAGTAGACTGAAGGCGGACAGATA AAGAACCATCACAATGAGGACAAGAATGGCTAACATGAGGAAGAACCAAGGAAAGTTAAA ACTAGCCAACATCAATCCTTTTTGAAGAATTTCTTTCCAAGATAGGTCATAACGTGCCGC GATAGGGTAACTAGCCAGCATCACGATAGTAAGAAAAATCAGAATACCTAAACAAATGGC TTTCAGCAATTGGAAGGGCAGAGCTGTTTGACCCCAGAAAAGATAGAGATCTGAAAGGGT AAGAAACACAATTCCTAACTCCATTAAACCCAGCTGAAGACCTAGTTTCAGATTTTGCTT GAAAGATCTTAGATAGATTTTAAAAACAGGCACCCGTCTGCTCTTCTTAACTTCGAACAT GGTCTCGTAGAGGCTGATTTTAGCCACTCCAATCGTCACGATGGGTAAACAAGAGACGAC AAAAAGAAGATTGGCTGTCACGATGTCCAAGACCTTCTCACTAAAACGCATGAGAAAGTT ATCTGTATCAAATGCTGCCTTGATAAGGCTTACTCCTTTTTGTGCCATGTTTGCTCCTCC ATCATTTTTCTTTGTAAACTGTTTTCTTTTTTGTCAGTAAAGCTTTCATAAGTCCCTACC ATGAACAAATCTATTTTTTCTTTTTTCTTTTGGACTTTTTCTATTTTTATCTATGGATAT ATAATGTATATATAGCGAGGACAACGCACTAGCTAAAATATTACGCCAAGTGTGTTCATC AAATCCATTTATTCCTCCACGGATTATCATTGCAAGCACTGTCCAAGCTAACATATACAA TAAAAAATACAAAGTGCTTTCATTCTCGCATTTTAAAAGTTTATACGACCATTGTTAGGG ATTTTATCATGTGCATCCCAAGCTGCAGCAATATTGTAGGCAAAATTACCATATACATCA GCTACATTCACAGCTATTTGTAAAATCCTTCCAGAAATCTTGGTCAGTAATCCTACTCTT GCTGCTGCAGTTGCAGCTGCCCTACTTAAGATCGATCG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 4 264 R 87 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864740-6 ORF translation from 4-264, direction R VMLASYPIAARYDLSWKEILQKGLMLASFNFPWFFLMLAILVLIVMVLYLSAFSLLLGGS VFLLFGFGLLVFIQTGLMEKIFAKYQ* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864792 Assembly Length: 143lbp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864792 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864792 TCCAAA AAGGAAAATAACACTTCTCAAGAAAAAACACAACAAGAAGAAACGCCAAAATC TAGCGTCAAGGAAGAGAAAAAAAAAATCAGAAAACCAGCAACTTCAGGACTCTAATAACA CCTGCTACAAGTAAACCTGCCACTGAAAATGAAAAACAGCCCAATACTCCAATTTCAGAA AATAATACTCAATGAAAATCAAAGAGCAAACTAGGAAGCTAGCCGTAGGCAGTACTTGAG TACGGCAAGGCAAAGCTGACGTGGTTTGAAGAGATTTGCGAAGAGTATAAAAGTAATCAA TAGCCAGTAAAATAGCTCCTTCCAACCTTGGAAAGAAGCTATTTTTTATTGCTGCAATAC TTTTCTTGGCTTGGTACCTTCAGCTGGACCAATGACACCTGCCATCTCAAGCTCTTCCAT GAGACGGGTCGCACGGTTAAATCCAACTGACAAACGACGCTGAATCATGGATGCACTGGC TTTCTGTGTTTCGATAACCAAAGACTTAGCTTCTTCAAAAAGCGGATCACCACCAGCATC TCCATCCGAAAATTCTCCTTCATTTTCAGAAACCTCACCTGGATCAAAACTCTCATCGTA GTCTGCATCTGCCTGAGTCTTGATGAAGTTCACAATGCGCTCAACATCGTCATCCGAGAT AAAGGAGCCTTGGAGACGAACTGGATGATTTTCATTAATCGGTTTAAAGAGCATGTCTCC TCGACCAAGAAGTTTTTCTGCTCCATTTTCATCCAAAATCGTACGGGAGTCTGTTCCTGA TGAAACCGCAAATGCTACACGAGATGGAACATTGGCCTTAATCAAACCAGAGATGACATC AACAGATGGACGCTGAGTTGCAAGAATCATGTGGATACCTGCAGCACGCGCCTTCTGCCC AAGACGGATGATAGCATCTTCCACTTCCTTGCTGGCCACCATCATGAGGTCAGCCAACTC ATCCACAATCACGACAATGAATGGTAGCGGAATTTGCTTGTACTCAGACTGGGAATCGAA CTCGTCTACCTTGGCATTAAAACCTGCAACAGCCCGAACTCCCACCTTGGCAAAGAGTTC ATAACGGTTTGCCATTTCATCCACAACCTTTTGCACAGCCCTGCTGGCTTTGCGTGGATT GGTCACCACTGGCAATCTAACAGGTGGGGAATATCACTGTAGAACAGATAACTCAACCAT CTTTGGGATCGACCACCCATCCTCAGTAAATTTAACTTGATCTGGTCTCGCCTTCATGAG AATGCTANCAATAATGCCGTTAACTGCTACTGACTTCCCTGAACCCGTTGAACCTGCAAC TAGCAAGTGGGGCATTTTAAAAAGGTCAAAAGCTCTTGCGGTTCCATTAACAGCCTTCCC TAAAGGAATTTCCAAGAAATTTTCTGCTTCGTTTGCGATTGTTCCATAGTT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 346 1149 R 268 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864792-6 ORF translation from 346-1149, direction R WTNPRKASRAVQKWDEMANRYELFAKVGVRAVAGFNAKVDEFDSQSEYKQIPLPFIW IVDELADLMMVASKEVEDAIIRLGQKARAAGIHMILATQRPSVDVISGLIKANVPSRVAF AVSSGTDSRTILDENGAEKLLGRGDMLFKPINENHPVRLQGSFISDDDVERIVNFIKTQA DADYDESFDPGEVSENEGEFSDGDAGGDPLFEEAKSLVIETQKASASMIQRRLSVGFNRA TRLMEELEMAGVIGPAEGTKPRKVLQQ* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : STAGE III SPORULATION PROTEIN E. - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. Assembly ID: 3864830 Assembly Length: 1412bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864830 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3864830 AGACAATCTGATCAATCCCGTGGGTCGGAAACTCCAAAGTATGTGCTTTTATGTTCAAGG GATACAGGGCTTGGTAAATCTTCCGTTCGCGGTCAACCCCCATTTTTAAGCCAGAGCTAG CAGTCGGGTCATTTGATACAAATTCATAATTCTTCTCTTCATCTTGCCACTGCAGATAGT AGGCCTCTTTCCAGCGCCCTTCTTTTAATAAAGTCAGAATTTCTGTCTTTCGCGTCAAAA GATTTTTTTGCACGTCTAAATTATTTTTAGCAAACTGGTATTCCTCCGAGCTGGTATCAG ACATTTGGGAGAGTTTCTCTTCATTTTCATTGATGACTCTCTCACGGTCTACAAGACGAG TTTCCAACTCTCTCTCCAAGCTGACTGAGTTTGCAGTCTGACTATTTAAATAAAAGGTAA CACCGAGTACAGATGCAAATAAAAGTAAGATAATCCAGTTTAAACGACTTTTGAAAACTT TTTTCAATAAAAATAGACTAACATCTTTCATAAACTAAACCTCTTCTATCTGCCCCTGAT GAATGGTTACTACTCTATCGCAGATATCAACCAACTCTTCCTTATAGTGGGAACTTAAAA GAACCAGCTGTTCTTGTCTATCGATTTGTGCTAGCCTATCAAAAAACTTCTGTCTATAAT ACTCGTCTAAGCCATTTGTAATCTCATCCATGAGCCAGCATTTGGCCTGACTGAGAAAAT ACATAGCAATCACCAAGCGTTGCTTCATCCCTAAGGAATACTTGCGGATGGGAAGACTGA TATAGTCAGCCATTTCCCAGTAGGCGATTTCATCTCTCAAGTTTAGGTCTGACTTCCAGA TGTTTTTTATGAGACGAAGGTAGTCCATCCCACTTAAGTTTCCATCCAGCCATTCAACGC TCTCATAATAAAACAAAGAAGGAGGAACTGCGATGTGTCCACTACTAAGGGGAAGCAACT TGCTCATAGCTCGGAATAGTGTCGTCTTTCCCGAGCCATTGATAGCAAGAAGGCCATAAA TCCTACCCTTTTTAAAGGTAAAATCCGCATCTTGCAAGATGACTTGTCGCGTTTTTAAGG TAACATGAGTAAGATTTAACATATCCAGCCCTCCTTTTCTCACTCTTTAAGGATTAATAA CCTCCAGTATAGTAGTTTATGACCTCATAACGAGCGTAGTTCCAGCCTCCGCCAACTTTA TACTCAGAATAGCTGTAATAACGAGACCATTCCGGAATCCAAGCATACTGATGGTCGTGA TAGTTGGTACTATATTCCAAAACCGTATTCCAATCATACTTGTAACTTTTAGTGGCTGTC ACAGCAGATACACTGGACTGAAGAATACCAATAGATTATAAACTAACTAATAAAACAACT TTTGCTGATTTTTAATGATTTTATATCCTCAA ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 515 1123 R 203 aa 7 1134 1322 R 63 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864830-6 ORF translation from 515-1123, direction R VRKGGLDMLNLTHVTLKTRQVILQDADFTFKKGRIYGLLAINGSGKTTLFRAMSKLLPLS SGHIAVPPSLFYYESVEWLDGNLSGMDYLRLIKNIWKSDLNLRDEIAYWEMADYISLPIR KYSLGMKQRLVIAMYFLSQAKCWLMDEITNGLDEYYRQKFFDRLAQIDRQEQLVLLSSHY KEELVDICDRWTIHQGQIEEV* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : ATP-BINDING PROTEIN BEXA. - HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE . [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864830-7 ORF translation from 1134-1322, direction R VTATKSYKYDWNTVLEYSTNYHDHQYAWIPEWSRYYSYSEYKVGGGWNYARYEVINYYTG GY* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3864848 Assembly Length: 1640bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864848 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864848 CTAACAAGGTCATGATACCAGCACTAGCCAAGGTAGCATTAGCTTCTGTACCTGTGTTTG GCAATTCCTCTCTCTTACCTGTCTCATAAGTCGGAACTTCTGGGTCTGGATTCACTGGAG TTTCAGTTTTTGGAGTACCTGGTTCTGGAGTTGGTTTATCTGGTGTTGATAAACGGTCAT ACCTTACCGTTATTTCTTTATCACTAGAGTCTGACGTAACTTCTTGTGATTCAACTGTTG GAATATCTGGATCTTTGTACTTGTCAATCTTACCAGATATAACCTCGTCCCAGTTTCCTG TTGTCCATTCACCGTAGGTTACAACTCCCGTGACCTTGTTCTCAGTTTTTGTACGGCTTA AGGTTACAGGTTGAACAACATCTTCTTTTACATTTTGGTTCGTAACTTTATCAACGTAAT GAATGATACGCGTTATAGTCTTCGTCTCAGTAGAGGTTGCTGTTTTGGGAACCACTGTTT CCTCAACATTCTCACGGTAGTAATAGTCAACTGTTGCACCGTCTTCTGGTACGCATTTGC AGGAGTTGCTACCAAGGTGTATGTTGTTTTCCTTGTGATAACTCGGTCTTCTTTGTCCTC AGTTGTTGTTTTCCCTTCAATAGTTTTTGATTCTGTGGTATACTCAGAACCTATCGCTAA ATCAGCTTTTATAACAGACTCTGCCAACTTCTCTTGGCTACCTTCTTTATAGTAATTCGA TGTTACTGTAGCAGTGGTTGGCGCTTCGCTTTACTCTATAAACTAAGGTCACTGTTCTAC CTTCGCTTACAATATTCCCAGTTAAACTTGCAGAATTTGTATCTGCTTCTTTAAAAGTAT AATATTTTCCGTCAGTAGTAGTCATGCTACTGAGTTTTTTATCTGTGACATAATAGCTGG TACCAATCAGTTGTTTTTTATTGGTAATGTAGGTTCCGTCACTTTCTTTTTCTCCAATTC CAGTATCATTTTTCAATGATAGCAAACGCCCTTGTTCATCAACATAGCGAACTTTCACAT TTTCTGAGATTAGTTCTGCCAATTCTGAGGTTTTTTTCTTTTTCTTGATTTCTTCGGTTA TTTTCCCTTTCTCTTCTTCGGGAATATTTAGTTTTGGAATGATTTTTTCAACAACGGTTC GTGATGGTTCCACAGTATCTTGGATGACTGAAAAGTCAGCTAGAATTGGGAGATTATAAT GAACACGGTGACTTTGAGTGTTTACTCCTACTCTTTCATTATTCTCTGAAAATACTCGTA CGGTATAAGAAACAACATCTTTTCCTAATAGAACATCCCCAGTAGAGAAATAGCCGCCTT TTCCTAGTTTGCTATCTCCAGAGTCCACTTCTTTCCTAATCTTATCAGATAGTTTTTTAC CAGTCAGTACATTCGTTCGCACAATCCCTTTGTCTACCCCTACAAAGTGGGAGAACTTTT TGAACTCTTCAGAACCAGATCTAGCCCAACCATTATTAAGGGCATTTGCTTTTGTATTTG TATTCTCTCTCAAAGGTTTGGCGATTAGAATTATATTCATCGGCACTTAGAGTTGCTGCT ATATCTGACTCTTGAATACCAACTTCCTTACTACCATTTCTAGCGGCAGTATATGTGAAT TAATCTGTTTATACTTCTAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 707 1546 R 280 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 3864848- 6 ORF translation from 707 - 1546 , direction R VPMNIILIAKPLRENTNTKANALNNGWARSGSEEFKKFSHFVGVDKGIVRTNVLTGKKLS DKIRKEVDSGDSKLGKGGYFSTGDVLLGKDWSYTVRVFSENNERVGVNTQSHRVHYNLP ILADFSVIQDTVEPSRTWEKIIPKLNIPEEEKGKITEEIKKKKKTSELAELISENVKVR YVDEQGRLLSLKNDTGIGEKESDGTYITNKKQLIGTSYYVTDKKLSSMTTTDGKYYTFKE ADTNSASLTGNIVSEGRTVTLVYRVKRSANHCYSNIELL* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: MURAMIDASE-RELEASED PROTEIN PRECURSOR (136 KD SURFACE PROTEIN). - STREPTOCOCCUS SUIS . Assembly ID: 3864878 Assembly Length: 861bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864878 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864878 CTGGGGGAACTCAAATTGTTAATGTTATCATCAAGGGCGGATGTAACAAGGTTATGTNGG AAGCCTTTCTGCCTCAACTTCAAAAAGATTGAACGTGGAAGGTGTCAAAGTGACTATCGT CCACTCAGCGGTCGGTGCTATCAACGAATCAGATGTGACCCTTGCCGAAGCTTCAAATGC CTTTATCGTTGGTTTCAACGTACGCCCTACACCACAAGCTCGTCAACAAGCAGAAGCTGA CGATGTGGAAATCCGTCTTCACAGCATTATCTACAAGGTTATCGAAGAGATGGAAGAAGC TATGAAAGGGATGCTTGATCCAGAATTTGAAGAAAAAGTTATTGGTGAAGCGGTTATCCG TGAAACCTTCAAGGTGTCTAAAGTCGGAACTATCGGTGGATTTATGGTTATCAACGGTAA GGTTGCCCGTGACTCTAAAGTCCGTGTTATCCGTGATGGTGTCGTTATCTATGATGGCGA ACTCGCAAGCTTGAAACACTACAAAGATGACGTGAAAGAAGTGACAAACGGTCGTGAAGG TGGATTGATGATCGACGGCTACAATGATATTAAGATGGATGATGTGATTGAGGCGTATGT CATGGAAGAAATCAAGAGATAAGATTTTTTGCTCCTTTCTTAGGTGGTGAGGGACGCAAG CAAACCGATGGTTTCATTGCTTATTTTTGAGCCTAGGGTCTCAAAAATCCCCTGTGATGG GACTGATAAATCAGTTCCATCACTTTCACCACGGCGAAAGAAGCAGATGACTTCAAATTG AACTTCGTTTCAATTTAAACTGAAAATCAAGAAGTTTAAAATAGCTAGGTCTGCTGGCCT AGCTTTTGGTTCAAAGTAGAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 95 622 F 176 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864878-6 ORF translation from 95-622, direction F VEGVKVTIVHSAVGAINESDVTLAEASNAFIVGFNVRPTPQARQQAEADDVEIRLHSIIY KVIEEMEEAMKGMLDPEFEEKVIGEAVIRETFKVSKVGTIGGFMVINGKVARDSKVRVIR DGWIYDGELASLKHYKDDVKEVTNGREGGLMIDGYNDIKMDDVIEAYVMEEIKR* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: INITIATION FACTOR IF-2. - ENTEROCOCCUS FAECIUM (STREPTOCOCCUS FAECIUM) . Assembly ID: 3864950 Assembly Length: 1469bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864950 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864950 ACTCTTTCAAGGAATAATTGCATATGTTTGAAGACAAATCTCAAACAACTTAGTCCTTTT ATTATACTGTAAGAAGATATAGTTTTCAATTATAGTTTTTCTCTAACTAGTTATAGTCTA TTTTTATATCCTAGTGTAAAGAAAACAGCCCTAGGGACTGTTTTCATTAATAATGCATAA GAACTTTGTAGTCGTAGTCACCAATTTTTTTCACGGCCGTTCAATTCATCCAATTCAACA AGGAAGGCACAACCTGCCATAACACCACCAAGTTTTTCAATCATCTCGATAGTTGCCTTA ACAGTTCCACCTGTCGCCAAAAGGTCATCTACAATAAGAACACGTTGACCTGGCTTAATG GCATCCGGCGTGCATAGTTCAAGGTATTCGACACCGTACTCTTTTTCATAGTCAGCAGAA ATAACTTCGCGTGGCAATTTACCTGGCTTACGAACAGGCGCAAAACCAATTCCCAACTCA AAGGCAACTGGACAACCCACGATAAATCCACGAGCTTCAGGGGGGGTCCCACGGGGGGAT CATGCCGACTTTCTGGTCAGTAGCATACGTGAACGATCCCACGGGGGAACAGGAATTCGT AGCTATAAGCATTTCCATCAGCCATCAAAGGACTAATATCACGGAAGGTAATGCCTTCCT TTGGATAATTTTCAATTGTTGCAATGTAATCTTTTAAATTCATCTTTTTCTTTCTTTCAA AGTTTTTTACTCTCTATTATAGCATATTTTTTAAGAAAGAAAAAAGGAAAAGTTAACTTC AATAATTATCTAACGTTTTGACGATTTATAACTAGCCATCGCAATAAAGCCCAATTTCTG TTTATTCTTAGCAAACATTTTATACATAGTTAAAAACTGCTTTCTATTCTCCTTTTTACA AGCATTTACACAAATTTTCAAAGTTCCTAGCAAACCTTCGTCATAAATCATACCCGATAA TTTCATTAATGTCATTTCACCAGTCAATGCTTTCACATCACAATAACCTGATTCTATCAT CACCTGTTCCCAACCATCTTGAGTTAAAGGACCTACATTTACATGAATTGCTTGTGATAA TTCCTGTCTGATAGACTCTTTAGCTTCCTTAAGAAGCACATCATGTGTCAAGAGAAGACC TCCAGGTTTTAATACCCTTAGATATTCCATTACACATTTTTTCTTAGCTTGATCGGCTTG CATAGTCAGCATAGCTTCATTTATAACAATATCAAAACTAGCATCTTGATAAGGAAGTTT CATTGCATTTGCTCTTTCAAAACTGATTAAATGAGCAACACCTGCCGTTCCAGCAGATTT TTTAGCCACTTCTAAAGCTTGAGCATCCATATCAACAGCAGTTATCTTGCAACCAAAACG CTGTGCCAACTCAATTGCTGTAGTTCCCCTATTACACGCAACCTCTAGTATTCTCTTTTC TTTTGGAAATCCTCCTTCTGCAATTCGAT ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 198 500 R 101 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864950-6 ORF translation from 198-500, direction R VGCPVAFELGIGFAPVRKPGKLPREVISADYEKEYGVEYLELCTPDAIKPGQRVLIVDDL LATGGTVKATIEMIEKLGGVMAGCAFLVELDELNGREKNW* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: ADENINE PHOSPHORIBOSYLTRANSFERASE (EC 2.4.2.7) (APRT) ESCHERICHIA COLI. Assembly ID: 3864954 Assembly Length: 1073bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864954 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3864954 CTAAATAGGGTATAATATGGGTAATCATTTGTCGTAGGTTTTGTCTGAAATATTGTCCAG ACAAGGCTCACAGCAGTTAAATCTTCTGAAAAAGTCAGATTTAATAGCTGCTCTTTTTGT GCTTTTTTTCAAGATTTTGAGCATTTGTAACAGAGGCTTAAAGATTCTGAAAATTCGTCA AGAGGACACGGTGATAAGGGGTTTACAACCATATGGCGATTAGAAAAGCCTGATTGACAA GGCTTGGAACTTATTTACAAAGGAGAATCATCTTGGCAGGACATGACGTTCAATACGGGA AACATCGTACCCGTCGTAGTTTTTCAAGAATCAAAGAAGTTCTTGACTTACCAAATTTGA TTGAAATTCAAACTGACTCATTCAAAGCTTTCCTAGACCACGGTCTTAAGGAAGTGTTTG AAGATGTATTGCCAATTTCAAACTTCACAGACACAATGGAGTTGGAATTTGTTGGATATG AAATCAAGGAACCAAAATACACGCTAGAAGAAGCTCGTATCCACGATGCTAGCTACTCAG CACCAATTTTTGTAACCTTCCGCTTGATCAATAAAGAAACAGGCGAAATCAAGACCCAAG AAGTTTTCTTTGGTGATTTCCCAATCATGACAGAAATGGGTACTTTCATCATCAATGGTG GTGAACGTATTATCGTTTCTCAGTTGGTCCGCTCACCAGGTGTTTACTTTAACGACAAAG TAGACAAAAATGGTAAGGTGGGCTATGGTTCAACTGTTATCCCTAACCGTGGAGCTTGGT TGGAACTTGAAAGCGACTCAAAAGATATCACCTACACTCGTATCGACCGTACTCGTAAGA TTCCATTTACAACCTTGGTTCGTGCTCTTGGTTTCTCAGGTGATGATGAAATCTTTGATA TTTTTGGTGACAGCGAATTGGTTCGCAACACTGTTGAAAAAGATATCCACAAGAATCCAA TGGACTCTCGTACAGACGAAGCCTTGAAAGAAATTTACGAACGCCTTCGTCCAGGTGAGC CTAAGACGGCTGAAAGCTCACGTAGCTTGCTTGTTGGCTCGCTTCCTTGAACC ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 414 1070 F 219 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864954-6 ORF translation from 414-1070, direction F VFEDVLPISNFTDTMELEFVGYEIKEPKYTLEEARIHDASYSAPIFVTFRLINKETGEIK TQEVFFGDFPIMTEMGTFIINGGERIIVSQLVRSPGVYFNDKVDKNGKVGYGSTVIPNRG AWLELESDSKDITYTRIDRTRKIPFTTLVRALGFSGDDEIFDIFGDSELVRNTVEKDIHK NPMDSRTDEALKEIYERLRPGEPKTAESSRSLLVGSLP* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: DNA-DIRECTED RNA POLYMERASE BETA CHAIN (EC 2.7.7.6) (TRANSCRIPTASE BETA CHAIN). - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. Assembly ID: 3864962 Assembly Length: 902bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864962 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864962 GAATTGAGTGTAAAAGAATATGAGGATCCCTTTAGGGATAGTGGTAAGTAATACCAAAGT CTCTTAAAGAGGCAAGTGACGAGTCAAGAGCAATAAGGCTTGAACAACGTGAAAGCCAGC GTCTTTAGGCGCTGGCTGATGATTTGGGCTTATAGCTCTGAGATAAACCACCCGTTAGAC AGGTGGTTATGATTTTATCTGAGTGTAACATACTGTTGGGCAATCTCGCTGATGCGGTCA AAGTTGCCTTGGGAAGCGAGTTTATTGAGTTCGCCACCAATTCCAACGGCGTCTGCACCA- GCAGCGAACCATTGAGGGATGTTGTTTAGACCGACTCCTCCGGTTACCATTACGGAAACT TGTGGGATCGGTGCCTTGACTGCAGAGATATATGCTGGACTGAGAGTACTACTTGGGAAG AGTTTGATGATTTCACTACCGGCTTCAAGTGCAGTCGTGATCTCTGTGAGGGTAATACAG CCTGGAATGTACGGTGTGCTGTAGAGATTGCACATTTTCGCAGTTTCAGCATGGAAAGAT GGAGAAACAACGTAATTTGCTCCGGCTAGAATGGCATCTCTAGCAGTTACGGCATCAAGC ACAGTACCTGCACCGATACAAACACTCTTATCGTCCTGATACAAGTCTACAAGTTCCTTG ATGATTTGTCCTGCATACTGATTGGTATAGGCGATTTCAATAGCTTTGATACCGCCCTTG ATACAAGCAATCGAGGCTTGCAGTCCTTCTTCCTTTGTATTTCCCCGAATGACAGCGACA ATTTTCGATGTTTTTTTAGTTCAATAATCGTATCTGATTTGGTCATGTAATTCTCCTAAC GAATGATATCTTGTGCATTTGCCAGTAAATTTTCAATACTAGTTGCGGAAGTGGAGAGAT GG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 195 602 R 136 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864962-6 ORF translation from 195-602, direction R VLDAVTARDAILAGANYWSPSFHAETAKMCNLYSTPYIPGCITLTEITTALEAGSEIIK LFPSSTLSPAYISAVKAPIPQVSVMVTGGVGLNNIPQWFAAGADAVGIGGELNKLASQGN FDRISEIAQQYVTLR* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: 2-keto-3-deoxy-6-phosphogluconate aldolase (eda) homolog Haemophilus influenz ae (strain Rd KW20) Assembly ID: 3864970 Assembly Length: 1755bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864970 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3864970 TTGAGTTAGTACCAATGGACCGACAATTAAAAAGTCATGTTTGCTGATTTTTCAGAAAAT CCTTATCCAGAAATGGAAGAGCAGATGAGGCTGATTGACGAGTGTGGTCCTGAACTTTAT TTTAAGAACTTAACTCAAGCAACATTTAGTCCTGAAACGAATAAAAAAATCTGGGAATTA ATGCAAGAAAAAGGCTTAGAGTTGGAAAATCAAGAATCCAGGAATTTCAGGATATCTGGG AGAGATTACTGAGGAAGATTTTGAGAATTTGTCGGATAGAATCTCATGTCCCTGTATTTA TTTTTTGTCAGACTTATAGAGAAAAAGAGTACAGAGAATCAGAATATTGGACTTCCAATA CTAAACTCATTTTAGGAAGGAATCACCATTATTTACAATGGTCAGAATCGGAAAAAATTG CGGCTATTATTCGAGAATTGTCAGAATAAGATGGAAAAAAGGAGATTACAGGAGACAAGA TGAACTACTTTAATGTTGGGAAAATCGTTAATACGCAGGGATTACAGGGTGAGATGCGAG TCTTGTCTGTGACGGATTTTGCAGAAGAACGGTTTAAAAAAGGAGCTGAGCTGGCTTTGT TTGATGAAAAAGATCAGTTTGTCCAAACAGTGACCATCGCTAGCCACCGTAAACAGAAGA ACTTTGACATTATTAAATTCAAAGATATGTACCATATCAATACTATCGAAAAGTACAAGG GATACAGTCTCAAGGTCGCTGAGGAAGATTTGAATGACCTAGACGATGGTGAATTTTACT ATCACGAGATTATCGGTTTGGAAGTCTATGAGGGTGATAGCTTGGTTGGAACCATCAAGG AAATCCTGCAACCAGGTGCTAATGATGTCTGGGTGGTCAAACGAAAAGGCAAACGTGATT TGCTTTTACCTTATATCCCACCAGTGGTTCTCAATGTTGATATTCCAAATAAACGGGTCG ATGTGGAAATCTTAGAAGGGTTAGACGATGAAGATTGATATTTTAACCCTCTTTCCAGAG ATGTTTTCTCCACTGGAGCACTCAATCGTTGGAAAGGCTCGAGAAAAAGGGCTCTTGGAT ATCCAGTATCATAATTTTCGAAAAAATGCTGAAAAGGCCCGTCAAGTTAGATGATGAACC CTACAGAGGCGGTCAGGGCATGTTGATCAGAGCACAACCTATTATCGAATTCCTTAGATG CTATTGAAAAGAAAAATCCGCGCGATATTCTCCTCGATCCTGATGGAAAGCAGTTTGATC AGGCTTATGCTGAAGATTTGGCTCAAGAGGAAGAGCTAATCTTTATCTGTGGGCACTTAT GAGGGTTATGATGAGCGCATTAAGACCTTGGTAACAGATGAGATTTCCCTAGGCGACTAT GTCCTCACTGGTGGAGAATTGGCAGCTATGACCATGATTGATGCTACAGTTCGCCTGATT CCAGAAGTGATTGGCAAGGAGTCTAGCCACCAAGATGATAGTTTTTCTTCAGGTCTTTTA GAATATCCTCAGTACACACGTCCCTATGATTATCGAGGCATGGTCGTGCCAGATGTATTG ATGAGTGGCCACCATGAAAAGATTCGTCAGTGGCGATTGTACGAGAGTTTAAAGAAAACC TACGAGCGCAGACCAGATTTACTTGAACATTATCAACTGACAGTAGAAGAAGAAAAAATG CTGGCAGAAATCAAAGGAAACAAAGAATAAAGGAGAAACCTATGCAAGTAATCAAACGTA ATGGCGAAATTCGAT ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 1309 1710 F 134 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3864970-7 ORF translation from 1309-1710, direction F VGTYEGYDERIKTLVTDEISLGDYVLTGGELAAMTMIDATVRLIPEVIGKESSHQDDSFS SGLLEYPQYTRPYDYRGMWPDVLMSGHHEKIRQWRLYESLKKTYERRPDLLEHYQLTVE EEKMLAEIKGNKE* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: tRNA (guanine-Nl) -methyltransferase (trmD) homolog Haemophilus influenzae (st rain Rd KW20) Assembly ID: 3865012 Assembly Length: 1130bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865012 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3865012 ATCGAATTCCATAAATCTTTTCCTTCCAGATACCCAGACAGGCAATCTCTTCTGGAAGTT CAACGGCCTTATCCGTCTCGCACACAACCATAACATCTTCAGAAAAAAGCTCTCTCTCAG CCATTTTTTCAATATCTGCTACGATTTGTTCCTTGGCATAGGGAGGGTCTAAGAAAACGA GGTCAAATTCCCCAGATAACCTGTTCCAATGCCCTTTCTGCATCCATTTTGGAGGAGTTG AAATTTTCCAACTTCCTTGGTCATCTGGATATTTTCAGCCACGATGGTCTGAGCCTTACG GTCTCGCTCCACCAAAACAGCACTGGACATGCCACGCGATACTGCTTCGATAGATAAACC ACCACTACCTGCATAAAGGTCCAAGACTCGTCCCACTTCAAAGTAGGGACCAATCATGTT ' AAAAATGGCTCCCCTAACCTTATCCGAAGTAGGTCTTGTTGTCTTGCCTTCTAGTGTCTT GAGGGGACGTCCCCCATAGATTCCTGATACGATTTTCATACTGTTTATTATACCAAATTA TAGACAAAAAGAGAAAGAAAACCGAACCTTGCGGTTCGATTCTCTACAAAATATTTTCGT AAGTATCGCGGACTTCTTGAGGCCAAACACTTGTTTGCACTTCTCCGATGTGTCTCTTGC GAAGTAGGAACATGGCCATACGAGATTGTCCAATTCCTCCACCGATTGTCAATGGGAATA GGCCATTCAACAAAGACTTGTGCCATTCCAATTCTAAGCGGTCTTCATCACCTGTAATTT CCACCTGACGTCTAAGAGTTTCTTCATCTACACGAATTCCCATAGAAGACAACTCAAAGG CTCCACCTAAAGACTCATTCCAGACAAGAATATCACCATTTAGACCCTTGTAGCCATTCT CAGACTCGCTTGTCCAGTCATCATAGTCTGGTGCACGTCCATCGTGCGGTTTACCATCTT GGCAACTCGCCACCGATACCAATCAAAAAGACGGCTCCAAATTCTTTACAAATCGCATTT TCCACGTTCTTTAGGTGTCAAGTCTGGGTAGCGTTCTACCAATTCTTCTGTATGGATAAA GGTGATTTGTTTTGGCAAGATAGACTCGATGTCATAGCGGGCTTCAACAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 584 973 R 130 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865012-7 ORF translation from 584-973, direction R VASCQDGKPHDGRAPDYDDWTSESENGYKGLNGDILVWNESLGGAFELSSMGIRVDEETL RRQVEITGDEDRLELEWHKSLLNGLFPLTIGGGIGQSRMAMFLLRKRHIGEVQTSVWPQE VRDTYENIL* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: asparagine synthetase A (asnA) homolog - Haemophilus influenzae (strain Rd KW20 ) Assembly ID: 3865148 Assembly Length: 1825bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865148 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3865148 TATAACCACCAGGCTCATGACTATAGTCTTTTATTTCTTCTGTAAAAGACTGGTCTTGCA GATGGCGGTGCAGGCCAACTGGTCCTTCGATATAACCCATGATTCTTCCTTCTTTTTCAG CAACCAGAAAAGAGGTCTGAATTTCTCTCAAATGTGCTTCAAAGACAGAAGGAGGAATGG CTTCTTCGACCGAAAAATTATCAAATTCAAGTTCAACAATCCGATCCAAATCTTCTAATC TTGCTTGTCTGATTTTCATTGTTCCTCCAGATAAAAGGGATTAAACCAAATCATACTATA GCCCTGGCTAGTTACATAGAGCAAAGTTTCTTCTTCATCAACAAAACCGTTCATTTCAAA ATAGGAAAGCAGCTCATCAGGACTCTCCAAACGAATCCCTTTGTAATCCAGCTCAACTGC CACCTCTTTCAAGGCTGCAAGAAGAAGTGTTCCCAGGCCCTGTCTCTGATGGTCAGACTC GATGACTAAAGAATGTACTTTTAGACATTGCGGATTGTCTGACTGGGGACTTGATAAAAT ATAGCCTAAAAGTTGATTTTCATCCCTAGCTAGAAGAAAGGTATCCGCACACTTACGGAT ACTTTCTTCTAAAATATGGGAAAGTTGCTGCTTTTCAGCTGGAAAAGACGAGGTCTGAAG TGCCCCTATCTCAGGCAAATCAAACTTGCTTGCCTGAATGATCTTAATTGGAATTTCCAT GGGAAACATCCTATTGAACATTGCTTGTCAAGTTAGACAAGAGACGCTCAAATGAGTATT CATAGGTTTGGATGTCTCCTGCTCCCATAAAGACGTAAACAGCATTGTCATGGTCTAGGA GTGGAGAAACATTTTCAACAGTAATCACTTGGTGTTTTTTGTTGATTTTATTGGCTAGGT CTTCTACCTTAACGTCACCATGATCTACTTCACGAGCCGAGCCATAAATTTGCGCTAGAT AAACAGCATCTGCTTGGTTTAAAGCATGGGCAAAGTCGTCCAACAGGGCAATGGTTCTTG TAAAGGTATGCGGTGGAAAGAACTGCTACAATTTCCTTGCTTGGGTATTTCTGACGAGCC GCATCCAAGGTCGCAATAATTTCTGTTGGATGATGGGCAAAGTCATCAATAATCACTGTA TCATTGACAATTTTCTCAGTGAAACGACGTTTAACACCGGCAAATGTTTTCAAGTGCTCA CGCACCAAGTTCAAATCAAATCCTGCTGTGTAAAGAAGACCAATAACGGCTGTCGCATTC ATGATATTGTGACGACCAAAGGTTGGAATGTGGAATTGCCCCAAGTTTTGTCCACGGAAA TGAACGGTGAAGGTTGAACCAGTTGTTGAACGAAGAAGATCACTAGCTACAAAGTCATTG CCTTCAGCTTCAAAACCATAATAATAAATTGGTGCATCAGACGTAATCTTACGCAATTCA GCATCTTCACCATAGACAAAAAGACCCATCGTAATTTGTTTGGCATAGTCGTTAAAGGCA TTGAAAACATCCTCGAGACTTGTGAAATAATCTGGATGGTCAAAGTCAATGTTGGTGATA ATAGAGTATTCTGGGTGGTAAGGCATGAAGTGACGCTCATATTCGTCAGATTCAAAGACA AAATATTTGGCATTGGCCGAACCACGACCTGTCCCATCTCCAATCAAGAAGCTGGTATCT GTAATGTGAGACAAGACATGAGACAACATACCTGTCGTTGAAGTTTTTCCATGTGCTCCT GCTACTCCCATGCTAACAAAGTCACGCATAAAGCTACCTAGAAACTCATGGTAACGTTTG TAGCTGATACCATTTTGGTCCGCAT ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 256 423 R 56 aa 7 731 868 R 46 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865148-6 ORF translation from 256-423, direction R VAVELDYKGIRLESPDELLSYFEMNGFVDEEETLLYVTSQGYSMIWFNPFYLEEQ* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result Description: unknown [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865148-7 ORF translation from 731-868, direction R VITVENVSPLLDHDNAVYVFMGAGDIQTYEYSFERLLSNLTSNVQ* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : UDP-N-ACETYLMURAMATE—ALANINE LIGASE (EC 6.3.2.8) (UDP-N- ACETYLMURANOYL-L-ALAN INE SYNTHETASE) (FRAGMENT) . - BACILLUS SUBTILIS. Assembly ID: 3865178 Assembly Length: 1002bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865178 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3865178 ATCGAATTAAGGTAAAACTAAAAGGACTTAGTCCTGTGCAGTACAGAACTAAATCCTTCG GATAGAATTATTTGTCTAACTTTTTGGGGTCAGTACACCTAAAACTTTGATGATATACGT TTCCTTGTGAGAATATTTACTTCATTTTTGCCTAAAATTCAATGTTTACTCAGTATTTGG ATTATGAAAAATCGAGGTCTAAATCTAGATACATTTTTTCTGAAGACAAATCATTTTGAC CACCGAGCAAGAGATTTTCAAAAAAAGCTGTTAAAAACTCAGAACGTCGCTGTAAAATCT TTGCATTATCTAATACCAAGGCATCACGAAAATATTTGGAATGTTGCTGAAATGGTGTAT TATCAATATCAAAACCAAACTCACGAAGATACTGAATCAAAAAGACCGTTACTGTCCGAG TGTTTCCTTCGCGAAATGGATGAATCTGCCAGATTCCTGAAATAAAATGCTGGATTTGTT TAACCACATCCGCCTGAGTTAGTGTCGCATATGCAACTTGTTTTTCCTGATTAAAATCAT AATCTAAGGTCATTTGAATCATGGAGTAATCAGAGTACACAACACTTTCACCATTCAAAA CAGGTTCATTCTTTGTGATATTGGTCTGACGAAATTCGATCCACCGGAAATAGAGGGTTC AAATATATCTTGAAACAACTCCTTATGAATAGCAAGTAAGGTCGCAGGACTAAAGCTAAA GCCTCTTCGAGACAATAGTTCTACAATACGTTAGAGAAACCAAGTCTGCCTCCTTCCCGT ACTTGCATCAATAATATGGTGAATAAGCCGGTGCATTCCTCATAAACCTGCTCATAAGTC AGTTCTCCCCGGGACTGTTTCTCAGCCAAAGATTCCATATACGCTGATGGCACTAGATTG TCAACTTTCTGCAGACCAAAACCTATCCGCCATAAATCACGCTTCGCTTCATAAGACAAG TTTGGATTGTCAATGTTGTAAGTTGGTTGCATAAAAATATCC ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 182 580 R 133 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865178-6 ORF translation from 182-580, direction R VYSDYSMIQMTLDYDFNQEKQVAYATLTQADWKQIQHFISGIWQIHPFREGNTRTVTVF LIQYLREFGFDIDNTPFQQHSKYFRDALVLDNAKILQRRSEFLTAFFENLLLGGQNDLSS EKMYLDLDLDFS* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3865260 Assembly Length: 1250bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865260 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3865260 CTGTCACNACTCCATTTACTACCGATTGCCATGAACACCAAACCACCACAAAAATGATAT AAAGAATGCAATTCCAATAGCACCATACAAAGATCCAGTTAAACCTTGCAACGGAACTTG AATAGCAGAATAAATCATTTCTATGAATGTTCCGCCATTAGTCAATGACTTCGCTAAAAT ATATACAATCATAGAAGATAAGAAAATTACAAATGCTGGAATCATTGCTTCAAACTGTTT GGCAATAGCTTGTGGAACTTGTTCTGGCATCTTAATAACAATTTTTCTCTTTATAAAGAA GGTATAAATACTTCCTACTACCAAACCTATAATGATAGCACCGATAATTCCCTTGGCCTC CAAACCAAACTTTACTAATAGCGTCCCCAATCGCCTCACCTTGTTTAGGGATATAAGATG ATCTTAGCAAAATAAAGAATGCAGATACAGATAGAACTCCAGCTGGTAAAGCCTCTACTC CGCTATTCTTAGCATAAGAATAGGCAATTGAAAAACAAGAAATTAGACCCATAATAGCAA AAGTTCCTGAATATACTTGCATAAACGGCTCTGTCCAATTAGCTCCAAAAACACTAGCAA TGCTCTTATTTAATCCTTCGAACGGCAATTGTCCCATAATCAAGAACAAACTACCAACTA CTGTCAATGGCAAAATTGCTAACATCCCATCTTTTAGAGCTATAATGCCACGCATATTCA CAAACTTCATCATCGGTGCAATGATTTTCTGAACATCCATCTTTGACATAATAAATCTCC TTTTCTTACCCACTAATCAAAGATAGGGCCAAATCTAATACTTTTTTCCCATCTAACATA CCATAGTCCATCATCGGAATAACAGCTATCGGAACATCACACTTATCACAAATTTCTTTT GATTTATCTAATGTATAAGCAACTTGTGGACCCAATAGTGCAACATCTATATTTGGCGCA TAATCCGCTAATTTAGACTGAGAAAACGCCTCTATTTCTGCCTCAACTCCACTAGCTTGC GCTGCAATTTTCATATTATTTACAAGCATACCAGTAGAAAAAACCTGCTGCACAAAACAA ACCAATCTTCACCATTATGTTTTCCTCCTCTATGTTAATAACAATGATAATACTCTAGTA ATAATTTTTTATGAAGTTTCTTTTCTCAAACTAAATAATTTCCTTTGAATTAAATTAATC TCCGGTCATACTAGTCCATGAAAANGATCTTGTGAATGAACCAAGAAGAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 19 399 R 127 aa 7 272 793 R 174 aa 8 786 1073 R 96 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865260-6 ORF translation from 19-399, direction R VRRLGTLLVKFGLEAKGIIGAIIIGLWGSIYTFFIKRKIVIKMPEQVPQAIAKQFEAMI PAFVIFLSSMIVYILAKSLTNGGTFIEMIYSAIQVPLQGLTGSLYGAIGIAFFISFLWWF GVHGNR* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : cellobiose phosphotransferase system celB - Bacillus stearothermophilus [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865260-7 ORF translation from 272-793, direction R VGKKRRFIMSKMDVQKIIAPMMKFVNMRGIIALKDGMLAILPLTWGSLFLIMGQLPFEG LNKSIASVFGANWTEPFMQVYSGTFAIMGLISCFSIAYSYAKNSGVEALPAGVLSVSAFF ILLRSSYIPKQGEAIGDAISKVWFGGQGNYRCYHYRFGSRKYLYLLYKEKNCY* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: cellobiose phosphotransferase system celB - Bacillus stearothermophilus [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865260-8 ORF translation from 786-1073, direction R VQQVFSTGMLVNNMKIAAQASGVEAEIEAFSQSKLADYAPNIDVALLGPQVAYTLDKSKE ICDKCDVPIAVIPMMDYGMLDGKKVLDLALSLISG* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: cellobiose phosphotransferase system celA - Bacillus stearothermophilus Assembly ID: 3865272 Assembly Length: 1164bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865272 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3865272 AATGTAATGCGGCGAGCAAGGACGTGAAGACGCCTTTGTAGATCCACTTGCAGATATTGA TACAATTAATCTGGAATTAATTCTTGCTGACTTAGAATCAGTGAACAAACGATATGCGCG TGTAGAAAAGATGGCACGTACGCAAAAAGATAAAGAATCAGTAGCAGAATTCAATGTTTC TTCAAAAGATTAAACCAGTCCTAGAAGACGGGAAATCAGCTCGTACCATTGAATTTACAG ATGAGGAACAAAAGGTTGTCAAAGGTCTTTTCCTTTTGACGACTAAACCAGTTCTTTATG TAGCTAATGTGGACGAGGATGTGGTTTCAGAACCTGACTCTATCGACTATGTCAAACAAA TTCGTGAATTTGCAGCGACAGAAAATGCTGAAGTAGTCGTTATTTCTGCGCGTGCTGAGG AAGAAATTTCTGAATTGGATGATGAAGATAAAAAAGAGTTTCTTGAAGCCATTGGTTTGA CAGAATCAGGTGTAGATAAGTTGACGCGTGCAGCTTACCACTTGCTTGGATTGGGAACTT ACTTCACAGCTGGTGAAAAAGAAGTTCGCGCTTGGACTTTCAAACGTGGTATGAAGGCTC CTCAAGCAGCTGGTATTATCCACTCAGACTTTGAAAAAGGCTTTATTCGTGCAGTAACCA TGTCATATGAAGATCTAGTGAAATACGGATCTGAAAAGGCCGTAAAAGAAGCTGGACGCT TGCGTGAAGAAGGAAAAGAATATATCGTTCAAGATGGCGATATCATGGAATTCCGCTTTA ATGTCTAAAAATTAATAAATGGTGTCAATTAGGTTGGAAAAAAATTCCAACCCTTTTGGC TTTTGAAAGGAAAAATAAATGACCAAATTACTTGTAGGCTTGGGAAATCCAGGGGATAAA TATTTTGAAACAAAACACAATGTTGGTTTTATGTTGATTGATCAACTAGCGAAGAAACAG AATGTCACTTTTACACACGATAAGATATTTCAAGAATTCGGACCTAGCATCCTTTTTCCT AAATGGAGAAAAAATTTATCTGGTTAAACCAACGACCTTTATGAATGAAAGTGGAAAAGC AGTTCATGCTTTATTAACTTACTATGGTTTGGATATTGACGATTTACTTATCATTTACGA TGATCTTGACATGGAAGTTGGGAA ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 101 193 F 31 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865272-6 ORF translation from 101-193, direction F VNKRYARVEKMARTQKDKESVAEFNVSSKD* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3865280 Assembly Length: 1320bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865280 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3865280 CGAATTCAGGTTTCTTTTGTTTGTCCTTCCATTCGTTTACGTTTAATCTTTGAATCGAGG GATGATGTTCTTTCGAAGCAATTAGTTTTAGAATCATCTACTGAGGTTATTAAATCTGTA GAGGTAGAGAGTTTTGAGTTTGAAACAGGAAGACAATATTTTCTATCCGGAAAAGAACAA GATTGTATTAAGGAAATGGCGAATTTTTCCGGTTATTATCTACGAATTGGGACCACCTGT TTATCCCAATTCTTTATTCTTAGGAATGGAATTTCCAATGTCTGAAAACAAGGTAGATGG TAGACACTATGTATCAAGATATTACTTGGGAACTGTTGTAAATCACCAAAAAAAAGTTTG TGGTCTTGTATTATTGGGGGAGCATGTTCTTATAAAAAAGAAGAGATTCAAGAGGCATTT TTTGAATATGTTGAAGGAATAGCTCAACCTAGTTATTTCCGTAAACAGTATAATTCCTGG TATGACCATATGACCGATATTACAGAGGAAGGTATTTTAAAAAGTTTTTCTGAGATTCGA GATGGATTTGAAAATCATGGAGTTCATTTAGATGCTTATGTTGTTGATGATGGTTGGACA AACTATCAATCAGTTTGGGAATTCAATCATAAATTCCCAAATGGTTTGAGAAATATTAAA TATCTTGTAAATGGATTTGGTTCCAACCCTAGGATTGTGGATTGGTCCCCGAGGTGGTTA TAATGGGACAGAAATCATTATGAGTTGATTGGTTAGAAGCACATCCCAGAGTTTAAATAT TGGATCTAAAAATTTGATTTCAAATGATGTAAACGTGGCTGATTTTAACTATCTCAATCA AATGAAGAAAAAGATGTTGGAATATCAAAAAGAATTCGATATCAGCTATTGGAAAATTGA TGGTTGGTTACTTCAACCTGACAAACCTGATAAGAGTGGACCGCACGGTATGTATACCAT GACAGCGGTTTATGAGTTCTTAATTCAACTGTTGATAGATCTAAGAAAGGAGAGAGGAGG AAAAGATTGTTGGTTAAACTTGACTTCTTATGTAAATCCTAGTCCATGGTTTTTACAGTG GGTCAATAGTTTATGGATTCAAATATCTCAAGATGTAGGCTTTACAGAGAATGCAGGTAA TGATATCAATCGTATGATTACTTACCGAGATAGTCAGTATCAAGAATTTTTGGGAAAAAC GTGAGATACAGTTACCTATGTTGGGTCGCTTTTATAAATCATGAACCAATCCTATGCTGT CAGTGCCAAATACCTGGTACATGGATCATCAAATGTTTGCATCAATACCAGATTTTGAAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 7 815 1204 F 130 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865280-7 ORF translation from 815-1204, direction F VADFNYLNQMKKKMLEYQKEFDISYWKIDGWLLQPDKPDKSGPHGMYTMTAVYEFLIQLL IDLRKERGGKDCWLNLTSYVNPSPWFLQWVNSLWIQISQDVGFTENAGNDINRMITYRDS QYQEFLGKT* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3865286 Assembly Length: 1305bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865286 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3865286 CTTAGAAGAAAAGGCTGAGGGCAAATACTAGTCTGTCGCAGTTTCTTCTGTCATTGCGCG TGATCTCTTTCTGGAAAATCTTGAAAATCTGGGACGAGAACTGGGTTATCAGCTTCCAAG TGGAGCTGGAACGGCTTCTGACAAGGTGGCTAGCCAGATTTTGCAAGCCTATGGTATGCA GGGACTCAACTTCTGCGCCAAATTGCACTTTAAAAACACTGAAAAAGCGAAAAAACGCTT AGAAAGGTAAGTTATGAATTCATTTAAAAATTTCTTAAAAGAGTGGGGACTGTTCCTCCT AATTCTGTCATTACTAGCTTTAAGTCGTATCTTTTTTTGGAGCAATGTTCGCGTAGAAGG ACATTCCATGGATCCGACCCTAGCGGATGGCGAAATTCTCTTCGTTGTAAAACACCTTCC TATTGACCGTTTTGATATCGTGGTGGCCCATGAGGAAGATGGCAATAAGGACATCGTCAA GCGCGTGATTGGAATGCCTGGCGACACCATTCGTTACGAAAATGATAAACTCTACATCAA TGACAAAGAAACGGACGAGCCTTATCTAGCAGACTATATCAAACGCTTCAAGGATGACAA ACTCCAAAGCACTTACTCAGGCAAGGGCTTTGAAGGAAATAAAGGAACTTTCTTTAGAAG TATCGCTCAAAAAGCCCAAGCCTTCACAGTTGATGTCAACTACAACACCAACTTTAGCTT TACTGTTCCCAGAAGGAGAATACCTTCTCCTCGGAGATGACCGCTTGGTTTCGAGCGACA GCCGCCACGTTAGGTACCTTCAAAGCAAAAGATATCACAGGGGAAGCTAAATTCCGCTTC TGGCCAATCACCCGTATCGGAACATTTTAAGAAACCTAAGAGGCCGAGAATCACCAATCT CAGCCTCTTCTTCTATCGTGAGAAAATGATTGGTACTATCTAAACTTACCAGAACAGAAA CACCTCAACTCTCACCTATTCATGCAAAGGAATTCGATGGAAGTTTATTTTTCAGGAACT ATTGAACGGATTATTTTTGAAAATCCCAGCAATTTTTATCGCATCCTCCTCCTAGAAATC GACGATACGGACGCAGAGGATTTTGATGATTTTGAAATCATTGTCACAGGAACCATGGCT GATGTAATTGAGGGCGAAGACTATACTTTTTGGGGGCAAATTGTCCAGCACTCCAAGTAT GGAGAACAACTGCAAATCAGTCGTTATGATCGCGCAAAACCAACTAGTAAGGGCTTGGTC AAGTACTTTTCAAGTAGCCATTTCAAGGGATTGGTCTCAAGACAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 146 250 F 35 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865286-6 ORF translation from 146-250, direction F VASQILQAYGMQGLNFCAKLHFKNTEKAKKRLER* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : unknown Assembly ID: 3865326 Assembly Length: 804bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865326 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3865326 CTATGCTTGTAAGGGCTTTGCTTTCAGGATCAGTTGCCTTACTTGTCGGCATTCCAACCT TGGTCTTGAAGGGGGACTATCTTGCGGTAGCAACTCTGGGTGTTTATCGAAATTATCCGT ATCTTTATCATCAATGGTGGAAGTCTTACAAATGGTGCGGCAGGTATCTTAAGGATTCCT AACTTTACAACTTGGCAAATGGTTTACTTCTTTGTCGTGATTACAACCATTGCAACCTTG AACTTCTTGCGTAGCCCAATTGGACGTTCAACCCTCTCTGTTCGTGAAGATGAAATCGCT GCTGAGTCAGTTGGGGTTAATACGACTAAAATTAAAATCATCGCTTTTGTCTTTGGTGCC ATTACTGCAAGTATTGCTGGGTCACTTCAGCCAGGATTAATCGGGTCTGTTGTACCGAAA GATTACACCTTCATCAACTCAATCAACGTTTTGATTATTGTTGTATTTGGTGGACTCGGT TCCATTACAGGTGCGATTGTTTCGGCTATTGTTCATCGAATTTTGAATATGCTTCTCCAA GATGTTGCTAGTGTGCGTATGATTATTTACGCTTTGGCCTTGGTATTGGTAATGATTTTC AGACCAGGTGGACTCCTTGGAACGTGGGAACTGAGCCTATCACGTTTCTTTAAAAAATCT AAGAAGGAGGAACAAAACTAATGGCATTACTTGAAGTAAAACAGTTAACCAAACATTTTG GTGGTCTAACAGCTGTTGGAGATGTGACTCTGGAATTGAACGAAGGGGAACTGGTTGGAT TAATCGGTCCAAACGGAGCTGGGA ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 100 681 194 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865326-7 ORF translation from 100-681, direction F VFIEIIRIFIINGGSLTNGAAGILRIPNFTTWQMVYFFWITTIATLNFLRSPIGRSTLS VREDEIAAESVGVNTTKIKIIAFVFGAITASIAGSLQPGLIGSWPKDYTFINSINVLII WFGGLGSITGAIVSAIVHRILNMLLQDVASVRMIIYALALVLVMIFRPGGLLGTWELSL SRFFKKSKKEEQN* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : HIGH-AFFINITY BRANCHED-CHAIN AMINO ACID TRANSPORT PROTEIN BRAE. - PSEUDOMONAS A ERUGINOSA. Assembly ID: 3865438 Assembly Length: 553bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865438 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3865438 CCCATCTGCCTTGACCAAAGGCTACCACTTCAAAACTCGCCTCACCCTTGGAAATTTTCA GCTTTAGATGGGCATTACCTGCCCCCAGTAGTACGAGCACTTTCGACCTGAAAATTCTTG ATATAAAAAATAGGTTTCTGATTATCCATTCCAAAAGGAGCTAAACGTTCAAAACTTTTG ACCGTTTCCAAGCTAAGTGCCTCCAAATCCAACTCTTCATCTAGGTTTAACTTATTCTTT CCACCAGCATCTGCACCTTTTTCACGAACATAATCTTCCAAAACCTGAGATAAATCTGAG AGTTGCTCAACTTCCAGCGTCATACCCGCTGCACCTGCATGACCTCCAAAGGCGATGAAG AGGTCTCGATGGGGATCCAGAGCTTCAAAAATATCGACCGCTTCCACACTACGAGCACTG CCCTTGGCACGACCGTCTTCTATATTAAGAAACAATGACTGTCTGTCCCAATTCTTCCAA TAAACGACCAGCCACGATTCCTAGAACCCCAGGATTCCAGCCTTCCTTGGCCAAGACCTG AACTTTTTCTCAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 75 407 R 111 aa [ SEQ ID NO : ] 386543 8 - 6 ORF trans lat ion from 75 - 407 , direc t ion R VEAVDIFEALDPHRDLFIAFGGHAGAAGMTLEVEQLSDLSQVLEDYVREKGADAGGKNKL NLDEELDLEALSLETVKSFERLAPFGMDNQKPIFYIKNFQVESARTTGGR* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3865446 Assembly Length: 965bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865446 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3865446 ACATCTTAAGATTAATTTCAGAATCTTCTCTTGAAGACTTTTTAAAGTTGGTCGTCTATA GGGAGTTTTTGGCCATCGTTGCTCAATTGTCTGATTAAGGTCCTACCCTTGATGAAACAA TTATTATCCATGTTTTCTTTATTATAGACAAAGTAAGAAGACGTTTCTCGAATGTAGACT TTATATTTTTTATGATTTTCTTCTTCCATAATATCCAATTGATAGTTGGGAATGAAAATA AGACCGCTCTGTTTGACACCGAAAGACACCTTGATATAGACGCCCTTATCAACTAGCTTC TCTATTTGGTTCTCTGCAAGTTCCACTTCAAATTCACGAACGGTATCTCATTTTTCCTTA AATGTCTTAAAGGCTTCCTCAATCTCTTCAGTGGATACTTTATCCTTATCTCGTTCTTCT TGGAAAGCATGGTACTGTTCCTGTAAATTCTCTAATCCTTCTGAAGCAACGACTTCCTTA TTTTTAAAATAATCTTGAAAAAATTTGACATCATATAATTTCTTATCACTTATTTTTTGA TGACCCAAACTTATCTTTTGATTATTTTCTTCCAGGATAAAAGTTACATTTTTTTGTTTT AAGTCAATGGTTAGATTCAATTCTTTTGCTTTTGTTATTAAATCTTCTAAAGAATTGACA CGGTTTAACAAAAATTCTAAACGACTTTCAATCTCTTGCTTAGCAAAATGCGTTCTAAAA AATTCTTCATCATATAGATCTCGTTTGCTGAGTTGGCGCCCTCGAATTGGTTTTATCATC GTTCTATCTGTCATCAAAAAACGGCTATGCTTTTGACTAAAATCAATCTGAACATGCAAC TGCTTTGCTTTCTCTAAAAAATCATCAAACGATTTAGATTGCTGAAGCAAAAAATAAAGA CGTTGTTTCAATTCAAATTTATGACTAGATTCCTTATATTTTTTATAATCTCGATAGGAA TAACG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 42 326 R 95 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865446-6 ORF translation from 42-326, direction R VELAENQIEKLVDKGVYIKVSFGVKQSGLIFIPNYQLDIMEEENHKKYKVYIRETSSYFV YNKENMDNNCFIKGRTLIRQLSNDGQKLPIDDQL* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Assembly ID: 3865474 Assembly Length: 795bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865474 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3865474 TCCCAAGCAAATCCTTGATAGCATGGACTTTGCTGTCAACGTTCATGCCTCCTTCCTTCC TAGACACCGTGGTGGTGCGCCTATCCATTATGCCTTGATTCAAGGGGATGAGGAAGCTGG TGTGACCATCATGGAAATGGTTAAGAAAATGGATGCAGGAGATATGATTTCTCGTCGCAG CATTCCGATCACAGATGAGGACAATGTTGGCACCTTGTTTGAAAAATTGGCGCTAGTTGG TCGTGATTTGCTTTTGGACACTCTGCCTGCCTATATTGCTGGTGATATCAAACCTGAACC GCAGGATACGGAGTCAGGTTACCTTCTCTCCAAATATAAAGCCAGAGGAAGAAAAACTGG ACTGGAACAAAACCAATCGTCAACTCTTTAACCAAATTCGTGGAATGAACCCCTGGCCTG TTGCCCATACTTTCCTTAAGGGCGACCGCTTTAAGATTTATGAAGCCCTACCAGTAGAAG GTCAGGGAAATCCAGGTGAAATTCTCTCTATCGGCAAGAAAGAATTGATTGTCGCAACGG CTGAAGGGGCTCTATCCCTCAAACAAGTGCAGCCAGCTGGTAAGCCTAAGATGGACATTG CTTCCTTCCTCAACGGAGTTGGACGTACATTGACTGTAGGAGAACGATTTGGTGACTAAA GTAGAAACGGCTAGAAGTTTAGCTCTAGCAGTGCTAGAGGATGTTTTTGTGAACCAAGCA TATTCAAATATCGCCTTAAATAAACACCTCAAGGGGAGTCAGCTTTCTGCAGCAGACAAG GGCTTAGTGACCGAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 243 659 F 139 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865474-6 ORF translation from 243-659, direction F VICFWTLCLPILLVISNLNRRIRSQVTFSPNIKPEEEKLDWNKTNRQLFNQIRGMNPWPV AHTFLKGDRFKIYEALPVEGQGNPGEILSIGKKELIVATAEGALSLKQVQPAGKPKMDIA SFLNGVGRTLTVGERFGD* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : methionyl-tRNA formyltransferase (fmt) homolog - Haemophilus influenzae (strain Rd KW20) Assembly ID: 3865476 Assembly Length: 816bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865476 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3865476 CTGGTAAAATTGAGGAAACCTTGTATGGTCTAAAAGACAAGTACACCATGCTTCTGGTAA CCCGTNCCATGCAGCAAGCTTCACGTATCTCTGATAAGACAGGATTTTTCCTAGATGGAG ATTTGATTGAATTTAATGATACCAAGCAGATGTTCCTTAATTCCCCAACACAAGGAAACG GAAGACTATATTACAGGAAAATTTGGATAAGGAGATGAAAGATGTTACGATCTCAATTTG AAGAAGATTTAGAGAAATTACATAACCAGTTCTACGCTATGGGACAAGAAGTGCTCTCAC AAATCAATCCGTACGGTACGTGCTTTTGTCACGCATGACCGTGACCTGGCAAAAGAGGTC ATCGAAGATGATGCAGAAGTAAATGAATACGAAGTGAAACTGGAAAAGAAATCATTTGAA ATGATCGCACTCCAACAACCAGTCTCTCAAGATTTGCGTACAGTCTTGACTGTCCTTAAG GCTGTATCAGATGTGGAGCGTATGGGGGATCACGCTGTAGCCATTGCTCAGGCAACCATC CGTATGAAGGGGGAAGAGCGCATTCCAGCTGTAGAGGAAGAAATTAAAAGAAATGGGACG TGAAGTTAAAAGCGTTGTTGAAGCAGCACTTGATCTTTATCTTAATGGTTCTGTTGACGA CGCATACCGGGTGGCCTCCATGGGATGAGCAAATTAACCACTATTTTGAAACTATCCGTG AACCTTGCGACTGAATGAAGATTAAGAAGAGTTCCAATCCAGAAGCCATTGTGACGGGTC GTGATTATTTCCAAGTTATTTCCTACTTGGGAGCGT ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 394 603 F 70 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865476-6 ORF translation from 394-603, direction F VKLEKKSFEMIALQQPVSQDLRTVLTVLKAVSDVERMGDHAVAIAQATIRMKGEERIPAV EEEIKRNGT* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: Probable phosphate regulator PhoU homolog Assembly ID: 3865502 Assembly Length: 1041bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865502 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3865502 CTGAAATTGCACCACCAGATGGGATTGGGCAGGTTCTCAGCAACCTCTTGCTCAAACTGG TTGACAACCCAGTCAACGCCCTGCTTACTGCTAACTATATTAGAATCTTATCTTGGGCAG TCATTTTTGGAATCGCTATGAGAGAAGCCAGTAAAAATAGTAAAGAATTGCTAAAAACTA TCGCTGACGTGACTTCTAAAATTGTCGAATGGATCATCAATCTGGCTCCATTTGGAATCC TTGGTCTTGTTTTTAAAACCATTTCTGACAAGGGAGTCGGAAGCCTTGCCAACTACGGTA TTTTATTGGTTCTATTAGTAACGACTATGCTTTTTGTTGCCCCTGTGGTCAACCCTTTGA TTGCCTTCTTCTTTATGAGACGCAATCCTTACCCTCTAGTTTGGAACTGCCTCCGTGTTC AGCGGGTGTGACAGCCTTTTTCACTCGTAGTTCTACGACTAACATTCCTGTCAACATGAA ACTCTGCCATGACCTTGGACTCAACCCAGATACCTATTCTGTTTCTATCCCACTCGGTTC TACTATCAATATGGCTGGAGTAGCGATTACCATTAACCTTTTGACCCTTGTTACAGTTAA CACTCTTGGAATTCCTGTTGACTTTGCCACAGCCTTTGTCCTCAGTGTGGTAGCAGCTAT CTCAGCCTGTGGTGCTTCAGGTATTGCCGGAGGTTCCCTCCTTCTTATCCCAGTTGCTTG TAGCCTTTTCGGTATTTCTAACGATATTGCCATACAAATTGTTGGGGTTGGTTTTGTGAT TGGTGTCATCCAAGACTCATGTGAAACAGCCCTTAACTCTTCTACAGATGTCCTCTTTAC CGCCGTTGCCGAATACGCAGCAACCCGTAAAAAATAACTCATCAAGGCAAGCCTGCTTAT GTCTTGTCTTTTACGCTTTTATTCTAACTTATTAGGAAATTCTTATGTCTATTAGCCAAC GTACGAACAAGCTCATCTTAGCTACCTGTCTTGCCTGCCTGCTTGCTTATTTTCTCAATC TTTCATCAGCAGTTTCGGCTG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 428 877 F 150 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865502-6 ORF translation from 428-877, direction F VTAFFTRSSTTNIPVNMKLCHDLGLNPDTYSVSIPLGSTINMAGVAITINLLTLVTVNTL GIPVDFATAFVLSWAAISACGASGIAGGSLLLIPVACSLFGISNDIAIQIVGVGFVIGV IQDSCETALNSSTDVLFTAVAEYAATRKK* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : Probable sodium-dicarboxylate symporter Assembly ID: 3865694 Assembly Length: 544bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865694 Strep Assembly — Assembly id#3865694 CTGATGACACAAAGCACAGTGGGTAGGACTTGCGAAGTCACCCTTTTCTTTTCAAAATTT ATACTAAATCATTGATATCAGTGTAGTCACGATTAAGTCCTTGAGCAACTGGTAGGCTAG TCAAGTAACCTTGATAAGTGGTCACACCTTGACGCAAGCCTTCATCTTCAGAGATTGCTT GTGCGAATCCTTTGCCAGCCAAAGCTTCGATATAAGGAAGAGTGACATTGGTTAGGGCGA TGGTTGAAGTGCGGGCAACCGCACCAGGGATATTGGCAACGGCATAGTGGAGAACACCGT GTTTTTCATAGACGGGTTCATCGTGCGTTGTCACACGGTCAGCTGTTTCGATAACGCCAC CTTGGTCAACAGCAACGTCAACGATACAGAGCCTGGACGCATTTGTTTGACCATCTCATC TGTCACCAATTCCGGTGCTTTTGCACCAGGGATGAGAATGGCTCCAATCACCACATCAGC ATCTCTCATACTTGCTTCAATGTTGAATGAATTAGATATAAGAATTTGAATTTGACTTCC AAAG ORF Predictions : ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 59 334 R 92 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865694-6 ORF translation from 59-334, direction R VTTHDEPVYEKHGVLHYAVANIPGAVARTSTIALTNVTLPYIEALAGKGFAQAISEDEGL RQGVTTYQGYLTSLPVAQGLNRDYTDINDLV* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description : ALANINE DEHYDROGENASE (EC 1.4.1.1). - BACILLUS SPHAERICUS , Assembly ID: 3865704 Assembly Length: 810bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865704 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3865704 CTGCGACTAGCGGATCTCAGACAGAAGGTCAATATGGAAAAGTACATGAAAATGTGATGG ACTACTGGTTCAAAACGCATCCAGAAAATTTTTTCGATAATGTCGGACCTCTTGTAGCCA GTAACTTTTTTCATACTTACACCGAAGATTTCCACTTGATGAAGGAAATTGGAGTTAATT CTTTCCGCACTTCCATCCAATGGAGTCGACTCATCAAGAATTTAGAGACAGGTGAGCCTG ATCCAAAAGGTATTGCTTTCTACAATGCCATTCATGGAAGAAGCTAAAAAGAACCAGATG GATCTTGTGATGAATTTACATCATTTTGATTTACCAGTGGAACTTCTTCAAAAATACGGT GGTTGGGAAAGCAAACATGTAGTGGAGTTATTCGTGAAGTTTGCCAAGACTGCTTTAACA TGCTTTGGAGATAAGGTTCATTACTGGACAACTTTCAATGAGCCAATGGTCATTCCAGAA GCAGGATACTTATATGCTTTCCATTATCCAAATCTAAAAGGAAAGGGAAAAGAGGCCGTA CAAGTCATCTATAATCTAAACCTTGCTAGTGCAAAAGTGATTCAACTATATCGCTCATTA GGACTTGATGGAAAGATTGGGATTATTTTAAACTTGACACCTGCTTATCCAAGAAGTAAT TCTCCAGAAGACTTAGAAGCAAGTCGATTTACAGATGACTTCTTTAACAAAGTCTTCCTT GAATCCAGCTGTTAAAGGAACTTTCCCAGAAAAGATTGGTAAAAACAGCTAGAGAGAGAT GGCGTGTTATGGAGTCATACCGAAAAAGAG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 6 232 735 F 168 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865704-6 ORF translation from 232-735, direction F VSLIQKVLLSTMPFMEEAKKNQMDLVMNLHHFDLPVELLQKYGGWESKHWELFVKFAKT ALTCFGDKVHYWTTFNEPMVIPEAGYLYAFHYPNLKGKGKEAVQVIYNLNLASAKVIQLY RSLGLDGKIGIILNLTPAYPRSNSPEDLEASRFTDDFFNKVFLESSC* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: BETA-GLUCOSIDASE A (EC 3.2.1.21) (GENTIOBIASE) (CELLOBIASE) (BETA-D- GLUCOSIDE GLUCOHYDROLASE) . - CLOSTRIDIUM THERMOCELLUM . Assembly ID: 3865788 Assembly Length: 437bp [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865788 Strep Assembly -- Assembly id#3865788 AATTCGCGTATCTCCCTCTTCCCTAACGATTGCTGAAAAATGAGTGGAGGAAAGTTTAAT ACCATTCTCCAGTGTAATGGTAAATTCCTCTTTCGAAACATTTTTTATCATTACTCCTGC CCGTTTGTTTACGATATCAGTAGTATAAAATCGACCCTCTCCCCAAAAGAAATTACGTCT TACATTTTTATTTTCAATTTTCATATAAACTACTCTCTCAACTCAATTTTGATTACGCTA TCAATCAAGTCTGGTAATGGATAGGTAAAATGTGGAACTTCTCCAAACTGTGCAAAACAA ATTCCTTTGTAGGCATTGGTCGTCCAGCTTTCTGAAATTTTCACCTCACTTCCATCATGA AGAAAGCTCATTCTTTTTACGTTTTCTTTACTAATACCAAGAAGAGCTAAAGGACCTATA GGTTGTTCAAATACATG ORF Predictions: ORF # Start End Direction Length 210 344 R 45 aa [SEQ ID NO: ] 3865788-6 ORF translation from 210-344, direction R VKISESWTTNAYKGICFAQFGEVPHFTYPLPDLIDSVIKIELRE* Blastp and/or MPSearch Result: Description: unknown Provided in Table 2 is information on the direction of the ORF (forward or reverse) for each polynucleotide in Table 1. Also listed for each ORF is its start and stop codon positions (refer to the columns containing nucleotide code labeled "Start" and "Stop"). The triplet codon sequence for each start and stop codon is also shown. These codons may be shown in the sense orientation or antisense orientation, such as GTG and CAC, respectively, for start codons. The "Length" column discloses the length of each polynucleotide assembly. The direction of translation on the polynucleotide depicted is denoted by and "Forward" for forward or and "Reverse" for reverse (or being on the opposite strand from the one depicted). As indicated above, the "Assembly ID" number is a unique identifier assigned to each ORF of Table 1 and allows a correlation between the data in Tables 1 and 2. TABLE 2 Quality Assembly ORF Codon Codon Position Position Length Directio: ID # Start Stop Start Stop Full 3047950 6 -CAC TCA- 2 451 150 Reverse Full 3049152 6 -CAC TCA- 24 407 128 Reverse Full 3174820 7 GTG TAG 598 1041 148 Forward Full 3175500 8 GTG TAG 714 1049 112 Forward Full 3175674 6 GTG TAG 126 314 63 Forward Quality Assembly ORF Codon Codon Position Position Length Direction ID # Start Stop Start Stop Full 3176442 6 GTG TGA 350 478 43 Forward Full 3176630 6 GTG TAA 273 419 49 Forward Full 3176662 6 -CAC TTA- 2 226 75 Reverse Full 3857692 6 GTG TAA 386 634 83 Forward Full 3857944 7 -CAC TCA- 1332 1475 48 Reverse Full 3858118 7 -CAC CTA- 948 1160 71 Reverse Full 3858152 6 -CAC TCA- 546 836 97 Reverse Full 3858258 6 GTG TAA 207 722 172 Forward Full 3858314 6 -CAC TTA- 5 661 219 Reverse Full 3858368 9 -CAC TCA- 1207 1578 124 Reverse Full 3858556 6 GTG TAA 49 702 218 Forward Full 3858562 6 -CAC TTA- 14 178 55 Reverse Full 3858656 6 GTG TAA 245 559 105 Forward Full 3859118 6 GTG TGA 314 661 116 Forward Full 3860084 6 -CAC CTA- 294 473 60 Reverse Full 3860172 8 -CAC TCA- 1724 1888 55 Reverse Full 3860242 7 GTG TAA 573 1001 143 Forward Full 3860282 6 GTG TAA 288 1190 301 Forward Full 3860296 8 -CAC TCA- 1697 1843 49 Reverse Full 3860406 6 GTG TAA 148 504 119 Forward Full 3860406 7 GTG TAA 497 1405 303 Forward Full 3860416 6 -CAC TTA- 72 281 70 Reverse Full 3860712 6 -CAC CTA- 74 499 142 Reverse Full 3860728 6 GTG TAG 259 519 87 Forward Full 3860794 6 -CAC TTA- 184 915 244 Reverse Full 3860830 6 GTG TGA 176 286 37 Forward Full 3860984 6 GTG TAA 113 520 136 Forward Full 3861088 6 -CAC TTA- 46 474 143 Reverse Full 3861138 6 GTG TAG 42 437 132 Forward Full 3861256 6 -CAC TTA- 13 207 65 Reverse Full 3861256 7 -CAC TTA- 236 529 98 Reverse Full 3861262 6 GTG TGA 181 594 138 Forward Full 3864150 7 GTG TAA 922 1998 359 Forward Full 3864150 8 GTG TAG 2031 2759 243 Forward Full 3864190 8 GTG TAG 1259 1534 92 Forward Full 3864204 8 -CAC TTA- 1092 1835 248 Reverse Full 3864212 6 -CAC TCA- 256 1155 300 Reverse Full 3864214 9 -CAC TCA- 2812 3150 113 Reverse Full 3864226 8 GTG TAG 1992 2744 251 Forward Full 3864242 6 GTG TAA 376 1002 209 Forward Quality Assembly ORF Codon Codon Position Position Length Direction ID # Start Stop Start Stop Full 3864254 6 -CAC CTA- 117 833 239 Reverse Full 3864296 7 -CAC TTA- 944 1777 278 Reverse Full 3864296 10 -CAC TTA- 2323 2694 124 Reverse Full 3864300 9 GTG TAA 2479 2823 115 Forward Full 3864312 7 -CAC TCA- 736 906 57 Reverse Full 3864336 6 -CAC TTA- 295 2232 646 Reverse Full 3864344 8 -CAC TTA- 1147 1503 119 Reverse Full 3864352 6 -CAC TCA- 303 1808 502 Reverse Full 3864352 7 -CAC CTA- 1818 2528 237 Reverse Full 3864366 7 GTG TAA 939 1670 244 Forward Full 3864384 8 -CAC CTA- 1717 2025 103 Reverse Full 3864400 7 GTG TAA 371 937 189 Forward Full 3864416 7 -CAC TTA- 929 1189 87 Reverse Full 3864424 7 -CAC TCA- 388 1008 207 Reverse Full 3864430 7 GTG TGA 627 1100 158 Forward Full 3864442 7 GTG TAA 867 1322 152 Forward Full 3864442 8 GTG TAA 1562 2074 171 Forward Full 3864450 7 GTG TAA 897 1448 184 Forward Full 3864482 6 -CAC TCA- 505 1170 222 Reverse Full 3864496 6 -CAC TCA- 1 1128 376 Reverse Full 3864514 6 -CAC TTA- 551 937 129 Reverse Full 3864518 8 -CAC CTA- 1985 2371 129 Reverse Full 3864522 7 -CAC TTA- 310 1458 383 Reverse Full 3864568 6 GTG TAA 296 493 66 Forward Full 3864590 6 -CAC CTA- 125 511 129 Reverse Full 3864596 11 GTG TAA 1915 2097 61 Forward Full 3864624 6 GTG TAA 446 751 102 Forward Full 3864630 8 GTG TAA 663 953 97 Forward Full 3864654 9 GTG TAA 1878 2306 143 Forward Full 3864658 7 -CAC TTA- 892 1029 46 Reverse Full 3864664 7 GTG TAG 675 1727 351 Forward Full 3864700 6 -CAC TTA- 480 740 87 Reverse Full 3864706 6 -CAC CTA- 336 626 97 Reverse Full 3864710 6 GTG TAA 442 972 177 Forward Full 3864710 7 GTG TGA 1247 1438 64 Forward Full 3864724 6 -CAC TTA- 133 1197 355 Reverse Full 3864734 7 GTG TAA 897 1601 235 Forward Full 3864740 6 -CAC CTA- 4 264 87 Reverse Full 3864792 6 -CAC TTA- 346 1149 268 Reverse Full 3864830 6 -CAC CTA- 515 1123 203 Reverse Full 3864830 7 -CAC TTA- 1134 1322 63 Reverse Quality Assembly ORF Codon Codon Position Position Length Direction ID # Start Stop Start Stop Full 3864848 6 -CAC TTA- 707 1546 280 Reverse Full 3864878 6 GTG TAA 95 622 176 Forward Full 3864950 6 -CAC TCA- 198 500 101 Reverse Full 3864954 6 GTG TGA 414 1070 219 Forward Full 3864962 6 -CAC TTA- 195 602 136 Reverse Full 3864970 7 GTG TAA 1309 1710 134 Forward Full 3865012 7 -CAC CTA- 584 973 130 Reverse Full 3865148 6 -CAC TCA- 256 423 56 Reverse Full 3865148 7 -CAC CTA- 731 868 46 Reverse Full 3865178 6 -CAC TTA- 182 580 133 Reverse Full 3865260 6 -CAC CTA- 19 399 127 Reverse Full 3865260 7 -CAC TTA- 272 793 174 Reverse Full 3865260 8 -CAC TTA- 786 1073 96 Reverse Full 3865272 6 GTG TAA 101 193 31 Forward Full 3865280 7 GTG TGA 815 1204 130 Forward Full 3865286 6 GTG TAA 146 250 35 Forward Full 3865326 7 GTG TAA 100 681 194 Forward Full 3865438 6 -CAC TTA- 75 407 111 Reverse Full 3865446 6 -CAC TTA- 42 326 95 Reverse Full 3865474 6 GTG TAA 243 659 139 Forward Full 3865476 6 GTG TGA 394 603 70 Forward Full 3865502 6 GTG TAA 428 877 150 Forward Full 3865694 6 -CAC TTA- 59 334 92 Reverse Full 3865704 6 GTG TAA 232 735 168 Forward Full 3865788 6 -CAC CTA- 210 344 45 Reverse EXAMPLES The examples below are carried out using standard techniques, which are well known and routine to those of skill in the art, except where otherwise described in detail. The examples are illustrative, but do not limit the invention. Example 1 Isolation of DNA coding for a virulence gene in Streptococcus pneumoniae As mentioned above each of the DNAs disclosed herein by virtue of the fact that it includes an intact open reading frame is useful to a greater or lesser extent as a screen for identifying antimicrobial compounds. A useful approach for selecting the preferred DNA sequences for screen development is evaluation by insertion-duplication mutagenesis. This system disclosed by Morrison et al., J. Bacteriol. 159:870 (1984), is applied as follows. Briefly, random fragments of Streptococcus pneumoniae, strain 0100993 DNA are generated enzymatically (by restriction endonuclease digestion) or physically (by sonication based shearing) followed by gel fractionation and end repair employing T4 DNA polymerase. It is preferred that the DNA fragments so produced are in the range of 200-400 base pairs, a size sufficient to ensure homologous recombination and to insure a representative library in E.coli. The fragments are then inserted into appropriately tagged plasmids as described in Hensel et al., Science 269: 400-403(1995). Although a number of plasmids can be used for this purpose, a particularly useful plasmid is pJDC9 described by Pearce et al., Mol. Microbiol. 9:1037 (1993) which carries the erm gene facilitating erythromycin selection in either E. coli or S. pneumoniae previously modified by incorporation of DNA sequence tags into one of the polylinker cloning sites. The tagged plasmids are introduced into the appropriate S. pneumoniae strain selected, inter alia, on the basis of serotype and virulence in a murine model of pneumococcal pneumonia. It is appreciated that a seventeen amino acid competence factor exists (Havastein et al., Proc. Nat'l. Acad. Sci. USA 92:11140-44 (1995)) and may be usefully employed in this protocol to increase the transformation frequencies. A proportion of transformants are analysed to verify homologous integration and as a check on stability. Unwanted levels of reversion are minimized because the duplicated regions will be short (200-400 bp), however if significant reversion rates are encountered they may be modulated by maintaining antibiotic selection during the growth of the transformants in culture and/or during growth in the animal. The S. pneumoniae transformants are pooled for inoculation into mice, eg., Swiss and/or C57B 1/6. Preliminary experiments are conducted to establish the optimum complexity of the pools and level of inoculum. A particularly useful model has been described by Veber et al. (J. Antimicrobiol. Chemother.32:432 (1993) in which 10^ cfu inocula sizes are introduced by mouth to the trachea. Strain differences are observed with respect to onset of disease e.g. ,3-4 days for Swiss mice and 8-10 days for C57B1/6. Infection yields in the lungs approach 10° cfu/lung. IP administration is also possible when genes mediating blood stream infection are evaluated. Following optimization of parameters of the infection model, the mutant bank normally comprising several thousand strains is subjected to the virulence test. Mutants with attenuated virulence are identified by hybridization analysis using the labelled tags from the "input" and "recovered" pools as probes as described in Hensel et al., Science 269: 400-403(1995). S. pneumoniae DNA is colony blotted or dot blotted, DNA flanking the integrated plasmid is cloned by plasmid rescue in E. coli (Morrison et al., J. Bacteriol. 159:870 (1984)) and sequenced. Following sequencing, the DNA is compared to the nucleotide sequences given herein and the appropriate ORF is identified and function confirmed for example by knock-out studies. Expression vectors providing the selected protein are prepared and the protein is configured in an appropriate screen for the identification of anti-microbial agents. Alternatively, genomic DNA libraries are probed with restriction fragments flanking the integrated plasmid to isolate full-length cloned virulence genes whose function can be confirmed by "knock-out" studies or other methods, which are then expressed and incorporated into a screen as described above.

Claims: What is claimed is 1. An isolated polynucleotide comprising a polynucleotide sequence selected from the group consisting of: (a) a polynucleotide having at least a 70% identity to a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide comprising an amino acid sequence of Table 1 ; (b) a polynucleotide having at least a 70% identity to a polynucleotide encoding a mature polypeptide expressed by the gene contained in the S. pneumoniae of the deposited strain that was sequenced to obtain a polynucleotide sequence of Table 1 ; (c) a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide comprising an amino acid sequence which is at least 70% identical to an amino acid sequence of Table 1 ; (d) a polynucleotide which is complementary to the polynucleotide of (a), (b) or (c); and (e) a polynucleotide comprising at least 15 sequential bases of the polynucleotide of (a), (b), (c) or (d). 2. The polynucleotide of Claim 1 wherein the polynucleotide is DNA. 3. The polynucleotide of Claim 1 wherein the polynucleotide is RNA. 4. The polynucleotide of Claim 2 comprising the nucleic acid sequence selected from the group consisting of the nucleic acid sequences set forth in Table 1. 5. The polynucleotide of Claim 2 which encodes a polypeptide comprising an amino acid sequence sequence selected from the group consisting of the amino acid sequences set forth in Table 1. 6. A vector comprising the polynucleotide of Claim 1. 7. A host cell comprising the vector of Claim 6. 8. A process for producing a polypeptide comprising: expressing from the host cell of Claim 7 a polypeptide encoded by said DNA. 9. A process for producing a polypeptide or fragment comprising culturing a host of claim 7 under conditions sufficient for the production of said polypeptide or fragment. 10. A polypeptide comprising an amino acid sequence which is at least 70% identical to an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of the amino acid sequences set forth in Table 1. 11. A polypeptide comprising an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of the amino acid sequences set forth in Table 1. 12. An antibody against the polypeptide of claim 10. 13. An antagonist or agonist of the activity or expression of the polypeptide of claim 10. 14. A method for the treatment or prevention of disease of an individual comprising: administering to the individual a therapeutically effective amount of the polypeptide of claim 10. 15. A method for the treatment of an individual having need to inhibit a bacterial polypeptide comprising: administering to the individual a therapeutically effective amount of the antagonist of Claim 13. 16. A process for diagnosing a disease related to expression or activity of the polypeptide of claim 10 in an individual comprising: (a) determining a nucleic acid sequence encoding said polypeptide, and/or (b) analyzing for the presence or amount of said polypeptide in a sample derived from the individual. 17. A method for identifying compounds which interact with and inhibit or activate an activity of the polypeptide of claim 10 comprising: contacting a composition comprising the polypeptide with the compound to be screened under conditions to permit interaction between the compound and the polypeptide to assess the interaction of a compound, such interaction being associated with a second component capable of providing a detectable signal in response to the interaction of the polypeptide with the compound; and determining whether the compound interacts with and activates or inhibits an activity of the polypeptide by detecting the presence or absence of a signal generated from the interaction of the compound with the polypeptide. 18. A method for inducing an immunological response in a mammal which comprises inoculating the mammal with the polypeptide of claim 10, or a fragment or variant thereof, adequate to produce antibody and/or T cell immune response to protect said animal from disease. 19. A method of inducing immunological response in a mammal which comprises delivering a nucleic acid vector to direct expression of a polypeptide of claim 10, or fragment or a variant thereof, for expressing said polypeptide, or a fragment or a variant thereof in vivo in order to induce an immunological response to produce antibody and/ or T cell immune response to protect said animal from disease. 20. A polynucleotide comprising a polynucleotide sequence selected from the group consisting of the the first ten polynucleotides sequences from the top of Table 1. 21. A polypeptide comprising a polypeptide encoded by the polynculeotide of claim 20. 22. The isolated polynucleotide of claim 1 wherein said nucleotide is selected from the group consisting of: (a) a polynucleotide having at least a 90% identity to a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide comprising the amino acid sequence of Table 1 ; (b) a polynucleotide having at least a 90% identity to a polynucleotide encoding the same mature polypeptide expressed by the gene contained in the S. pneumoniae of the deposited strain that was sequenced to obtain a polynucleotide sequence of Table 1 ; (c) a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide comprising an amino acid sequence which is at least 90% identical to the amino acid sequence of Table 1 ; (d) a polynucleotide which is complementary to the polynucleotide of (a), (b) or (c); and (e) a polynucleotide comprising at least 15 sequential bases of the polynucleotide of (a), (b), (c) or (d). 23. The isolated polynucleotide of claim 1 selected from the group consisting of: (a) a polynucleotide having at least a 95% identity to a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide comprising the amino acid sequence of Table 1 ; (b) a polynucleotide having at least a 95% identity to a polynucleotide encoding the same mature polypeptide expressed by the gene contained in the S. pneumoniae of the deposited strain that was sequenced to obtain a polynucleotide sequence of Table 1 ; (c) a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide comprising an amino acid sequence which is at least 95% identical to the amino acid sequence of Table 1 ; (d) a polynucleotide which is complementary to the polynucleotide of (a), (b) or (c); and (e) a polynucleotide comprising at least 15 sequential bases of the polynucleotide of (a), (b), (c) or (d). 24. An isolated polynucleotide comprising a polynucleotide sequence selected from the group consisting of: (a) a polynucleotide having at least a 50% identity to a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide comprising the amino acid sequence of Table 1 and obtained from a prokaryotic species other than S. pneumoniae; (b) a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide comprising an amino acid sequence which is at least 50% identical to the amino acid sequence of Table 1 and obtained from a prokaryotic species other than S. pneumoniae; and (c) a polynucleotide which is complementary to the polynucleotide of (a) or (b). 25. An isolated Streptococcal polypeptide having one of the amino acid sequences given in Table 1. 26. An isolated nucleic acid encoding one of the amino acid sequences of Claim 1 and nucleic acid sequences capable of hybridizing therewith under stringent conditions. 27. Recombinant vectors comprising the nucleic acid sequences of Claim 26 and host cells transformed or transfected therewith. 28. A method of identifying an antimicrobial compound comprising contacting candidate compounds with a polypeptide of Claim 1 and selecting those compounds capable of inhibiting the bioactivity of said polypeptide. 29. Antimicrobial compounds identified by the method of Claim 28. 30. An isolated Streptococcal polypeptide having one of the amino acid sequences given in Table 1. 31. An isolated nucleic acid encoding one of the amino acid sequences of Claim 30 and nucleic acid sequences capable of hybridizing therewith under stringent conditions. 32. Recombinant vectors comprising the nucleic acid sequences of Claim 31 and host cells transformed or transfected therewith. 33. A method of identifying an antimicrobial compound comprising contacting candidate compounds with a polypeptide of Claim 30 and selecting those compounds capable of inhibiting the bioactivity of said polypeptide. 34. Antimicrobial compounds identified by the method of Claim 33.

Inventors: BLACK MICHAEL TERENCE, HODGSON JOHN EDWARD, KNOWLES DAVID JUSTIN CHARLES, LONETTO MICHAEL ARTHUR, NICHOLAS RICHARD OAKLEY, REID ROBERT H JR, ZARFOS PHILIP N, BLACK, MICHAEL, TERENCE, HODGSON, JOHN, EDWARD, KNOWLES, DAVID, JUSTIN, CHARLES, LONETTO, MICHAEL, ARTHUR, NICHOLAS, RICHARD, OAKLEY, REID, ROBERT, H., JR., ZARFOS, PHILIP, N.
Applicants: BLACK MICHAEL TERENCE, HODGSON JOHN EDWARD, KNOWLES DAVID JUSTIN CHARLES, LONETTO MICHAEL ARTHUR, NICHOLAS RICHARD OAKLEY, REID ROBERT H JR, SMITHKLINE BEECHAM CORP, SMITHKLINE BEECHAM PLC, ZARFOS PHILIP N, BLACK, MICHAEL, TERENCE, HODGSON, JOHN, EDWARD, KNOWLES, DAVID, JUSTIN, CHARLES, LONETTO, MICHAEL, ARTHUR, NICHOLAS, RICHARD, OAKLEY, REID, ROBERT, H., JR., SMITHKLINE BEECHAM CORPORATION, ZARFOS, PHILIP, N.
Application year: 1997
Main classification: C07H21
IPC codes: A61K38, A61K39, A61K45, A61P31, A61P37, C07K14, C07K16, C12N1, C12N5, C12N15, C12P21, G01N33