Fig. 3: Comparison of marine Autographiviridae groups. | Communications Biology

Fig. 3: Comparison of marine Autographiviridae groups.

From: Marine Autographiviridae phages exhibit high genetic diversity and global-scale biogeographic patterns

Fig. 3

A Comparison of genetic maps of representative Autographiviridae phages that lack the DNA polymerase (DNAP) gene from AG-1.2, AG-1.3, AG-1.4, and AG-11. Predicted open reading frames are represented by arrows and colored based on their putative functions. The scale color bar indicates amino acid identities between homologous genes. B Comparison of genetic maps of representative Autographiviridae phages that possess two RNA polymerase (RNAP) genes from AG-14 and AG-10.1. All RNAP genes are indicated in red and the additional RNAP genes are indicated with red asterisks. C Unrooted maximum-likelihood phylogenetic tree of RNAP in Autographiviridae phages. The typical Autographiviridae RNAPs (located upstream of DNA replication genes) are colored according to groups, and the additional RNAP genes in AG-10.1 and AG-14 are indicated with arrows.

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