Fig. 5: PICMI-like satellite distribution and gene content in the Vibrionaceae. | Nature Communications

Fig. 5: PICMI-like satellite distribution and gene content in the Vibrionaceae.

From: Phage-inducible chromosomal minimalist islands (PICMIs), a novel family of small marine satellites of virulent phages

Fig. 5

Phylogenetic persistent core tree and genomic representation of the 97 PICMI elements found in Vibrionaceae (GenBank 01-27-23 containing 19189 organisms). Genus, super clades or of species names are indicated in the gray boxes. “P.” corresponds to Photobacterium genus, Harveyi, Splendidus are super clades encompassing several Vibrio species. The PICMI115 element is pinpointed by bold strain name (34_P_115) and by an asterisk. Solid colors indicate core PICMI115 genes. Gray colors indicate accessory and singleton PICMI-like genes defined using reciprocal best-hit with 20% identity for 50% coverage. See also Supplementary Data 3 for details.

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