Extended Data Fig. 4: Virus-to-eukaryote transfers across eukaryotic supergroups.
From: Systematic evaluation of horizontal gene transfer between eukaryotes and viruses
a-j. Expanded versions of Fig. 1f displaying transfers in the Opisthokonta (a), Archaeplastida (b), Rhodophyta (c), SAR (d), Cryptophyceae (e), Haptista (f), Metamonada (g), Amoebozoa (h), Diplomonada (i), and Apusozoa (j). Bar charts represent HGTs present in an individual genome, whereas pie charts present inferred ancestral HGTs. Bar height and pie diameter reflect transfer frequency and colours denote viral taxonomy. For clarity, viral taxa were mapped to their nearest family, phylum, or higher-level classification. Because of this, multiple families from the same phylum are shown, such as the NCLDV lineages, which are denoted with an asterisk (note that some unclassified viruses include candidate NCLDV lineages without formal taxonomic descriptions). Taxonomic information and phylogenies are based on the NCBI (National Center for Biotechnology Information) Taxonomy database92.
