MOESM5 of The Pseudomonas aeruginosa accessory genome elements influence virulence towards Caenorhabditis elegans

Additional file 5: Table S4. Nomenclature for the experimentally studied bacterial genes. A set of genes associated with virulence are termed for the P. aeruginosa strains z8 and PAO1. Genes that constitute a gene block frequently found in multiple tandem copies in various strains are termed teg(G to N), for 'tandem element gene'. The region encompassing from tegG to tegN is referred to as 'teg gene block’. The Refseq gene ‘NT41_RS12090’ is termed ghlO (glycosyl hydrolase like ORF) as it exhibits similarity to domain Cdd:cd06549 (E-value: 0.02, CDD database) . The PAO1 genes: PA2228, vqsM, qsrO, and PA225, constitute a putative operon [33] that is referred to as ‘qsr’ operon.