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MITEAba12, a Novel Mobile Miniature Inverted-Repeat Transposable Element Identified in Acinetobacter baumannii ATCC 17978 and Its Prevalence across the Moraxellaceae Family

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FIG 1 Identification of hypermotile variants fromstrains after desiccation stress. (A) Desiccation survival was determined by enumeration of viable cells(CFU/ml) over a 30-day period
FIG 2 Insertions in theas the Δ(CR; blue) flanked by 16-bp imperfect inverted repeat sequences (IRL and IRR; purple)
TABLE 1 Bacterial strains that harbor full-length MITEAba12 elements
TABLE 2 IS with TIR closely related to those of ISAba12 and MITEAba12
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