Fig. 2: Translational landscapes of M. incognita as defined by multi-omics data. | Communications Biology

Fig. 2: Translational landscapes of M. incognita as defined by multi-omics data.

From: Integrative multi-omics analysis reveals the translational landscape of the plant-parasitic nematode Meloidogyne incognita

Fig. 2

A Analysis workflow for novel transcript discovery and lncRNA prediction, the class codes of novel transcripts were adapted from gffcompare73, class code “u”: intergenic, class code “i”: novel transcript fully contained in an annotated intron, class code “x”: exon match on the opposite strand, class code “y”: contains a reference within its introns, and class code “o”: other same strand overlap with reference exons. The transcripts with no hits against the eggNOG database were retained and subsequently filtered by LGC tool75 and coding potential calculator (CPC2)76 to remove the transcripts with coding potential. B Number of actively translated ORFs identified from novel transcripts. C Proportion of actively translated ORFs identified from putative lncRNAs. D Number of actively translated ORFs identified from reference genome annotation: annotated ORFs, ORFs overlapping with annotated CDS with the same start and stop codon; internal ORFs, ORFs located within annotated CDS but in different reading frame; overlapped ORFs, ORFs located upstream or downstream of annotated CDS and overlapping with them; dORFs, ORFs located downstream of annotated CDSs but not overlapped with annotated CDSs; uORFs, the ORFs located upstream of annotated CDS but not overlapping with them. E Visualization of read coverage on actively translated ORFs at transcriptional and translational levels using Integrative Genomics Viewer (IGV).

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