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. 2001 Jan 1;29(1):178–180. doi: 10.1093/nar/29.1.178

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Size ranges for the sequences available at RISSC according to: (A) the whole database; (B) each phylogenetic group. Chloroplasts have the highest variability in size (August 30, 2000). Phylogenetic groups: 1, high GC Gram⁺ bacteria; 2, low GC Gram⁺ bacteria; 3, Planctomyces/Chlamydia; 4, spirochaetes; 5, α subdivision; 6, β subdivision; 7, γ subdivision; 8, δ/ɛ subdivision; 9, Cytophaga/Flexibacter/Bacteroides; 10, Thermotogales; 11, Aquificales; 12, unidentified; 13, cyanobacteria; 14, chloroplasts; 15, Euryarchaeota; 16, Crenarchaeota. *, plastids.

Size ranges for the sequences available at RISSC according to: (A) the whole database; (B) each phylogenetic group. Chloroplasts have the highest variability in size (August 30, 2000). Phylogenetic groups: 1, high GC Gram⁺ bacteria; 2, low GC Gram⁺ bacteria; 3, Planctomyces/Chlamydia; 4, spirochaetes; 5, α subdivision; 6, β subdivision; 7, γ subdivision; 8, δ/ɛ subdivision; 9, Cytophaga/Flexibacter/Bacteroides; 10, Thermotogales; 11, Aquificales; 12, unidentified; 13, cyanobacteria; 14, chloroplasts; 15, Euryarchaeota; 16, Crenarchaeota. *, plastids.