SAM. 1. GAGATCCCGGACACCATCGAATGGCGCAAAACC. 2. pWUR399. CTT. 2 ... Table S3. Spacers integrated into pCSIR-A during propagation in O157:H7 ...
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Figure S1. Genetic elements related to the CRISPR I-E loci of E. coli. Nucleotides at the PAM as well as the spacer-CRISPR and CRISPR-leader junctions are shown (W= A or T). Sequences used throughout the text to define each component correspond to the strands labeled with an asterisk.
Figure S2. Sequence of protospacer regions of E. coli CRISPR2 spacers used to generate the WebLogos shown on Figure 3A (Leader-T) and 3B (Leader-A). PAM positions are shadowed.
CRISPR2.1 Array
Strain IAI1
CRISPR2.3 Array
AC
EC7
AT
EC1
AT
EC6
AT
AC
AT AT
AT AT
TT
AT AT
AT GT CT
CR
L
A
A
CR
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
AT
A A
EC44
AT
A
A
E042
AT
CT
A
A
T
EC47
AT
AT
A
A
T
UMN026
AT
AT
A
A
T
A
A
T
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
T
A
A
T T
B171
AT
GT
E22
GT
EC49
AT
EC50
AT
TT
EC31
AT
EC43
AT
AT
AT
T
T TT
TT
T
TT AT
T
EC37
AT
A
A
O157:H7
AT
A
A
T
A
A
A
EC34
AT AT
EC42
AT
EC46
GT AT
AT
EC69 E24377A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
EC35
TT
A
A
EC36
TT
A
A
A
A
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
SMS-3-5
AT
CT
EC4 EC15
AT
EC16
AT
TT
EC18
CG
8739
TT
T T
AT
A TC
AG
A TT
TT
GT CT GG
TT
T
AT TT TT
TC TT
TT GT CT TT TT TT
TT
EC19
T
T
EC20
T
T
EC22
T
T
TT
GT CT
T
T
TT
TT
A T
TT
T
TT TT
A
AT
T
53638
TT
A GG
T
TT
TT
AT
T
HS
CG
AT
TT
CT
CT
A
TA AA
T
TT
T
CT
A TT GG
A TT
Figure S3. Correlation between PAM, CRISPR and leader sequences along CRISPR arrays of representative E. coli strains. CRISPR2.1 and CRISPR2 3 arrays are shown equally oriented with respect to the leader (right). CRISPR2.3 (right) Spacers are represented by boxes (repeats are omitted), omitted) and when similar sequences were identified in non-CRISPR loci, the 2nd and 3rd nucleotides of the PAM region are indicated. Identical spacers are labeled with the same color (white boxes correspond to strain specific spacers). The variants (A or T) of the leader2.1 (L) and the predominant CRISPR (CR) of each array are indicated.
Figure S4. Agarose gel electrophoresis of total DNA samples extracted from cultures of BL21-AI strain carrying plasmids pWUR399 and pCSIR-T, grown as in the acquisition assays. About 2, 5 and 10 µg of extractions from exponential or stationary phase cultures were run. The chromosomal and supercoiled plasmid bands corresponding to monomer (m), dimer (d) and trimer (t) molecules are indicated. Total DNA samples (10 µg) from BL21-AI carrying either pWUR399 (C1) or pCSIR-T (C2) are also included.
Figure S5. Sequences of fragments cloned in plasmids pCSIR-T, pCSIR-A, pCas1-2[K] and pCas12[O]. Restriction sites used for cloning are underlined and CRISPR duplicons (in pCSIR-T and pCSIR-A) as well as cat (in pCSIR-T and pCSIR-A) and cas1-cas2 genes (in pCas1-2[K] and pCas12[O]) shadowed.
Table S1. Spacers integrated into pCSIR-T during propagation in BL21-AI harboring pWUR399.
Spacers identified with #’ differ of the corresponding spacer # (integrated in this or another acquisition experiment) by the presence of AC di-nucleotide at the 5’ end. Spacers identified with #R are identical to the respective spacer # integrated in the reversed orientation in this or another acquisition experiment. b 35 nt spacer. Mismatches with the most similar sequence (putative protospacer) are in lowercase letters. c 5’-CTT-3’ tri-nucleotide adjoins the opposite end of the protospacer in the complementary strand. d Thymine is found at position 4 after the protospacer, conforming a putative one-position shifted CTT SAM.
Table S6. Number of times CTT, CAT and non-CWT (Other) motifs were sampled in acquisition assays carried out in strains harboring plasmids with diverse cas1-2 and CRISPR/leader2.1 variant combinations. SAM cas1-2 variant CRISPR/Leader variant CTT CAT Other K T 49 0 20 K A 15 0 3 O A 26 11 8
Features XhoI site includes mutated cat start codon (CTC) cat stop codon (TAA) follows XbaI site NcoI site includes start codon (ATG) cas2 stop codon (TGA) follows NotI site NcoI site includes start codon (ATG) cas2 stop codon (TAG) follows NotI site
Primer used for cloning. Primer used for sequencing. Restriction sites are underlined and mismatches shown in lowercase.
b c
Name CATF1a CATR1 a CAS1EKF a BG2375 a CAS1EOF a CAS2EOR a TS2F a TLR a AS2F a ALR a T7tb T7b M13Rb
Includes mutations to avoid stop codons HindIII site XhoI site