Fig. 1

The circular maps of the RS-P362200 genome. The outermost circle indicates the size of the genome (0, 1, and 2 indicate the chromosome, the big plasmid and the small one, respectively, each scale is 0.1 Mb); the second and third circles are genes on the positive and negative strands of the genome, respectively. Different colors represent different COG functional classifications (for the detailed explanations of functional groups of each color, see the Fig. 2). The fourth circle is the repeat sequence; the fifth circle is the tRNA; the innermost layer is the GC content. The red bars of this layer indicates that the GC content in this area is higher than the average GC content of the genome. The blue bars indicates that the GC content in this region is lower than the average GC level of the genome