Extended Data Fig. 12: Thiamine is not a strong driver of thiC intragenic inverton flipping.
From: Intragenic DNA inversions expand bacterial coding capacity
(A) Schematic denoting the generation of unlocked thiC strains and the experimental setup for the long-term thiamine exposure assay. (B) Results of the long-term thiamine exposure assay. Top – two replicates of the unlocked reverse thiC strain that were serially cultured in low thiamine (0.001 μM). Bottom – two replicates of the unlocked forward thiC strain that were serially cultured in high thiamine (10 μM). LOD, limit of detection; O/N, overnight culture; ND, not detected.
