Fig. 4: Similarity of viral sequences in A. mellifera (Apis) and B. impatiens (Bombus). | Communications Biology

Fig. 4: Similarity of viral sequences in A. mellifera (Apis) and B. impatiens (Bombus).

From: Distinct virome compositions and lack of viral diversification indicate that viral spillover is a dead-end between the western honey bee and the common eastern bumblebee

Fig. 4

Similarity network A of whole-contig average nucleotide identity percent, showing only edges over 98% identity. Maximum likelihood phylogeny B of RNA dependent RNA polymerase (Pfam PF00680). Tree constructed using amino acid sequence in IQTREE with 1000 bootstrap replications. Only bootstrap node values > 70 are shown. Data point key is for both (A, B). AHV1 allermuir hill virus 1, AHNV andrena haemorrhoa nege-like virus, AA Aparavirus apisacutum (Acute bee paralysis virus, ABPV), AI Aparavirus israelense (Israeli acute paralysis virus, IAPV), AR1 apis rhabdovirus 1, BTI1 bactrocera tryoni iflavirus 1, BVR1 bombus-associated virus Reo1, CM Cripavirus mortiferum, CR Cripavirus ropadi, GO ganda orthophasmavirus, IA Iflavirus aladeformis (Deformed wing virus, DWV), IS Iflavirus sacbroodi (Sacbrood virus, SBV), LSV lake sinai virus, LSV1 Lake Sinai virus 1, LSV2 Lake Sinai virus 2, MV1 mayfield virus 1.

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