Gene putatively regulated by attenuation in C_perfringens_pl-pCP13

                                                                        Characteristics of the secondary structures
Terminator:    Distance from promoter:96 nt.    Distance to gene:47 nt.     Distance to run of Ts=0 nt.   Size=30 nt.     Delta G=-11.70 kcal/mol
Antiterminator:    Distance from promoter:66 nt. Size=33 nt.     Delta G= -5.40 kcal/mol
Anti-antiterminator:    Distance from promoter:10 nt.    Size=73 nt.     Delta G=-12.10 kcal/mol

                                                                        Nomenclature/Definitions
The most likely promoter is: TAGaaa-aaaaat. It has a score value of 61.58 and is shown in blue
Bases shared by the antitermination and termination structures are shown in red
Bases shared by the anti-antitermination and antitermination structures are shown in green
The sequences of the anti-antiterminator, antiterminator and terminator structures are underlined
Coding regions are in CAPS, non-coding regions are in lower case

TAGaaatcaataaagtggcgattaaaaatcgtcactttattttatatcaaaaacggttgtttttgatacgtttttttgaattatgaaaacaagccatt
ttttttgtataaaaatgtatcaaaaaaggtaccataatctattgagattatgatacctttttgatacaatattgttaagaaatttagaaagtggagatag
aaataattATG

    resP


Gene: resP     GI: 15081495     BI number: PCP15     GOG: COG1961     Description: resolvas


 tt
t  t
 tg
 ta
 ta
 gt
c  |
 at
 ta
 at
g  |
 tg
 ta
 ta
 ta
 ta
 gc
|  a
 ta
 tg
 gc
 gc
|  a
|  t       aa
|  t      a  a
c  t       at        tt
 at        tg       a  g
 at        at        ta
 at        ta        cg
 at       |  t       ta
 at        gc        at
 cg        ta        at
t  |       ta        ta
 at        ta        at
 ta        ta        cg
 at        ta       c  a
 ta        ta        at
 ta        tg        ta
 ta        tg        gc
 ta        at        gc
                        tttttgatacaatattgttaagaaatttagaaagtggagatagaaataattATG


                                                                        Orthologous genes that have a predicted attenuator, grouped in COG families

[L] COG1961 Site-specific recombinases, DNA invertase Pin homologs ... can be seen here

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                                                                        Gene putatively regulated by attenuation in C_perfringens_pl-pCP13

                                                                        Characteristics of the secondary structures
Terminator:    Distance to gene:129 nt.     Distance to run of Ts=1 nt.   Size=24 nt.     Delta G= -7.70 kcal/mol
Antiterminator: Size=72 nt.     Delta G=-16.87 kcal/mol

                                                                        Nomenclature/Definitions
Bases shared by the antitermination and termination structures are shown in red
The sequences of the antiterminator and terminator structures are underlined
Coding regions are in CAPS, non-coding regions are in lower case

ATATATAGAAACATCTTATGGTCAACCGACAGGAAGAGTAACATATGGAGTACAAAAA
TCAATGTCTAATCATTATGTACAACCAACTTATCAGTAGaaatcaataaagtggcgattaaaaatcgtcac
tttattttatatcaaaaacggttgtttttgatacgtttttttgaattatgaaaacaagccattttttttgtataaaaatgtatcaaaaaaggtaccataa
tctattgagattatgatacctttttgatacaatattgttaagaaatttagaaagtggagatagaaataattATG

    resP


Gene: resP     GI: 15081495     BI number: PCP15     GOG: COG1961     Description: resolvas


  a
a  a
 ta
 ta
 at
 gc
 cg
 gt
 gc
 ta
 gc
 at
 at
 at
 ta
 at
a  |
c  |
t  |
a  |
a  |
 at
 Gt
 At
 Ta
 Gt
A  a
C  t       gt
T  c      g  t
A  a       cg
T  a       at
T  a       at
C  a       at
A  a       at
A  c       at
 Cg        cg
 Cg        ta
 At        at
 At        ta
            cgtttttttgaattatgaaaacaagccattttttttgtataaaaatgtatcaaaaaaggtaccataatctattgagattatgatacctttttgatacaatattgttaagaaatttagaaagtggagatagaaataattATG


                                                                        Orthologous genes that have a predicted attenuator, grouped in COG families

[L] COG1961 Site-specific recombinases, DNA invertase Pin homologs ... can be seen here

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