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Figure 1.

The strategy for target gene deletion in clostridial genome.

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Figure 2.

Schematic representation of the construction of pMTL007-H1 for deletion of CAC1493-1494.

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Figure 3.

The procedure for deletion of CAC1493-1494 (A) and ctfAB (B) in the genome of C. acetobutylicum.

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Figure 4.

Construction of CAC1493-1494 deletion mutants.

A. Identification of an insertion mutant by PCR using primers Cac1494B and Pex1494E flanking the target site; B. Identification of the deletion mutants by PCR using primers P1492-5s and Pex1494E; C. Schematic show of operon CAC1493-1494 and the expected deleted operon CAC1493-1494 in the chromosome; D. Southern blot analysis of CAC1493-1494 deletion using CAC34 probe.

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Table 1.

Bacterial strains, plasmids and primers.

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Figure 5.

Construction of ctfAB deletion mutants.

A. Identification of an insertion mutant by PCR using primers Ct-5 and CTFB-3 flanking the target site; B. Identification of the deletion mutant by PCR using primers Pro2-5 and Pr2-3.

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