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Draft genome sequence of the male-killing Wolbachia strain wBol1 reveals recent horizontal gene transfers from diverse sources

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Figure 1 (a) Maximum likelihood phylogeny, based on concatenated MLST genes, showing the relationships between the five Wolbachia strains for which genomes are available (w Mel, w Ri, w Pip, w Bm and w Bol1-b) and the two other strains known from H
Table 1 General characteristics of Wolbachia genome sequences
Figure 3 Location of horizontally transferred secA genes, wBol1_1091 and wBol1_1092, in the w Bol1-b genome

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