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. 2009 Mar 23;106(14):5865–5870. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0901260106

Table 1.

Taxonomic affiliations of top-scoring BLAST hits of Thermotogales ORFs found in the GenBank nonredundant (nr) database

Tt. maritima Tt. petrophila Tt. lettingae Ts. melanesiensis F. nodosum
Bacteria 1,379 (74%) 1,355 (76%) 1,633 (80%) 1,345 (71%) 1,369 (78%)
    Firmicutes 821 (44%) [66] 816 (46%) [65] 985 (48%) [59] 794 (42%) [60] 844 (48%) [58]
        Class Clostridia 680 670 785 644 710
            Order Thermoanaerobacterales 273 269 279 217 259
        Class Bacilli (Order Bacillales only) 117 119 174 126 111
    Proteobacteria 211 207 276 247 215
    Aquificae 46 43 36 38 45
    Chloroflexi 61 52 52 23 31
    Deinococcus-Thermus 37 35 29 23 32
    Bacteroidetes 30 32 40 38 29
    Cyanobacteria 43 40 44 42 36
    Actinobacteria 26 25 46 22 18
    Planctomycetes 22 16 28 21 15
    Acidobacteria 10 7 16 10 9
    Spirochaetes 10 12 14 12 15
Archaea 204 (11%) 197 (11%) 187 (9%) 168 (9%) 135 (8%)
    Euryarchaeota 171 155 148 138 111
    Thermococcales 95 80 66 51 58
    Archaeoglobales 18 18 13 13 7
    Methanococcales 18 17 13 20 12
    Methanosarcinales 20 21 30 29 16
    Crenarchaeota 27 35 31 26 22
    Thermoproteales 12 15 13 9 12
    Desulfurococcales 8 12 10 11 3
    Sulfolobales 5 6 6 4 6
    Unclassified Archaea 6 7 8 4 2
Eukaryotes 16 17 13 12 11
Viruses 1 1 0 5 2
Others 6 5 6 6 1
Thermotogales specific* 252 210 201 343 232
    ORFans 52 22 81 170 71

All percentage values are fractions of the total number of ORFs for that genome. Numbers refer to the number of ORFs in each taxonomic category (only selected major contributors are shown). Within each major taxonomic group only the groups with largest number of genes are shown. Numbers in brackets indicate the percentage of thermophilic Firmicutes among the reported number of top-scoring BLAST hits to Firmicutes.

*, Homologs found in Thermotogales genomes, but not in the nr database.

†, Homologs found neither in the other Thermotogales genomes nor in the nr database.