Fig. 4: Spatiotemporal cluster analysis of 1305 S. maltophilia complex strains. | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: Spatiotemporal cluster analysis of 1305 S. maltophilia complex strains.

From: The phylogenetic landscape and nosocomial spread of the multidrug-resistant opportunist Stenotrophomonas maltophilia

Fig. 4: Spatiotemporal cluster analysis of 1305 S. maltophilia complex strains.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a The coloured ranges across the outer nodes and branches indicate the 23 lineages. The black dots indicate the location of the genome data sets used for wgMLST scheme generation. The rings, from inside towards outside denote (i) the isolation source of the strains classified as either environmental, anthropogenic, human or unknown; (ii) the detailed isolation source of strains similar to the first ring with the human strains subclassified into human-invasive, human-non-invasive and human-respiratory; (iii) the city of isolation; (iv) the year of isolation (where available), with light colours representing earlier years and darker brown colours more recent isolation dates. The outer rings in black-to-grey indicate the single-linkage-derived clusters based on the number of allelic differences between any two strains for 100 (d100 clusters) and 10 (d10 clusters) allelic mismatches. Red dots on the nodes indicate support values of 100%. b Distribution of the number of wgMLST allelic differences between pairs of strains among the 1305 S. maltophilia strains. The main figure shows the frequencies of up to 200 allelic differences, while the inset displays frequencies of all allelic mismatches. Source data are provided as Source Data Files.

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