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and LT2pSTV::Km, and were used as recipients in conjugation experiments (Table 1). Table 1 Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this work Strain Plasmids (kb) Feature Salmonella     YU39 (ST213) pA/C (150), p100 (100), pX1 Torin 2 (40), pColE1-like (5), p3 (3) Donor SO1 (ST19) pSTV::Km (94), p80 (80) Recipient LT2 (ST19) pSTV::Km (94) Recipient E. coli     DH5α   Recipient HB101   Recipient HB101pSTV pSTV::Km Rebamipide Recipient DH5α pA/C Wild-type pA/C, donor DH5α pA/C, pSTV::Km Stability assays DH5α pX1 Wild-type pX1 Transconjugants     SO1     IA4 pA/C Re-arranged pA/C IA5 pA/C Re-arranged pA/C IA9 pA/C Re-arranged pA/C IIA4 pA/C + pX1 pA/C and pX1 co-integrate HB101     IC2 pX1::CMY pX1 with

the transposed CMY region IIC1 pX1::CMY pX1 with the transposed CMY region IIIC9 pA/C + pX1 pA/C and pX1 co-integrate IIIC10 pX1::CMY pX1 with the transposed CMY region IVC8 pA/C + pX1 pA/C and pX1 co-integrate HB101pSTV ::Km     ID1 pX1::CMY pX1 with the transposed CMY region IID2 pX1::CMY pX1 with the transposed CMY region IIID8 pA/C + pX1 pA/C and pX1 co-integrate IVD2 pA/C + pX1 pA/C and pX1 co-integrate IVD8 pX1::CMY pX1 with the transposed CMY region LT2     IIE2 pX1::CMY pX1 with the transposed CMY region IIIE4 pX1::CMY pX1 with the transposed CMY region IIIE9 pA/C + pX1 pA/C and pX1 co-integrate DH5α     221-1 pA/C + pX1 pA/C and pX1 co-integrate 221-10 pA/C + pX1 pA/C and pX1 co-integrate 225-1 pA/C + pX1 pA/C and pX1 co-integrate 225-7 pA/C + pX1 pA/C and pX1 co-integrate pX1 mutants     DH5α pX1ydgA::Tn5 Tn5 transposon insertion DH5α pX1taxB::Km taxB site-directed mutant DH5α pA/C, pX1ydgA::Tn5 Donor DH5α pA/C,pX1taxB::Km Donor Transformation of pA/C and pSTV into E.

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