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[Preprint]. 2023 Feb 27:2023.02.26.530159. [Version 1] doi: 10.1101/2023.02.26.530159

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Figure 6 : — A. Bbss core surface lipoproteome: Core genome phylogeny with tips colored by OspC type (colored according to the scheme in Figure 5) with a matrix of presence (blue) or absence (white) for surface lipoproteins. Surface-exposed lipoproteins present in at least 80% of strains were considered to be part of the core lipoproteome. B. Bbss strain-variable (accessory) surface lipoproteome: Core genome phylogeny with tips colored by OspC type (colored according to the scheme in Figure 5) with a matrix of presence (blue) or absence (white) for surface lipoproteins. Surface-exposed lipoproteins present in between 5% and 80% of strains were considered to be part of the strain-variable (accessory) lipoproteome. C. The number of surface-exposed lipoproteins (left panel), Erps (middle panel), and Mlps (right panel) by WGS group. ** denotes p < 0.01; *** denotes p < 0.001; **** denotes p < 0.0001.

Figure 6 : — A. Bbss core surface lipoproteome: Core genome phylogeny with tips colored by OspC type (colored according to the scheme in Figure 5) with a matrix of presence (blue) or absence (white) for surface lipoproteins. Surface-exposed lipoproteins present in at least 80% of strains were considered to be part of the core lipoproteome. B. Bbss strain-variable (accessory) surface lipoproteome: Core genome phylogeny with tips colored by OspC type (colored according to the scheme in Figure 5) with a matrix of presence (blue) or absence (white) for surface lipoproteins. Surface-exposed lipoproteins present in between 5% and 80% of strains were considered to be part of the strain-variable (accessory) lipoproteome. C. The number of surface-exposed lipoproteins (left panel), Erps (middle panel), and Mlps (right panel) by WGS group. ** denotes p < 0.01; *** denotes p < 0.001; **** denotes p < 0.0001.