Figure 3: Comparison of proteins among 15 species of algae and land plants.
From: Klebsormidium flaccidum genome reveals primary factors for plant terrestrial adaptation
(a) Numbers of proteins found in both algae and land plants (green), proteins shared among algae (blue), proteins shared among land plants (magenta), and no reciprocal best hit to other species (yellow) with classification via OrthoMCL (Supplementary Table 2). The upper and lower panels represent the number of genes and the percentage, respectively, for the four categories (the genes without counterparts in yellow were excluded for percentage data). (b) Binary heat map of 5,447 gene groups that were identified as non-unique compared with K. flaccidum and the other 14 organisms studied. The columns and rows represent 5,447 groups of K. flaccidum and their counterparts from 14 organisms, respectively. Grey shading indicates that the group in the organism includes at least one gene by OrthoMCL analysis; white indicates no orthologous gene. The coloured bar shows the classification of each K. flaccidum groups as described for a. Dendrogram on the left corresponds to the results of hierarchical clustering for all organisms.
