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. 2011 Jul 28;6(7):e22448. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0022448

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Peris-Bondia et al.

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The histograms describe the distribution of URB and ORB families among total and active fractions. On the bottom, taxonomy ranks are reported. Bars describe percentage distribution of underrepresented (less than , left) and overrepresented (more than right) families. Blue and red bars describe median distribution of active (HC plus LC and PA fractions) and total (FS and R fraction) respectively. Gray bars indicate the maximum values for each family. Asterisks indicate statistically significant difference (p-value = 0.05) between active and total fractions (abbreviations as in Figure 1).

Inline graphic — The histograms describe the distribution of URB and ORB families among total and active fractions. On the bottom, taxonomy ranks are reported. Bars describe percentage distribution of underrepresented (less than , left) and overrepresented (more than right) families. Blue and red bars describe median distribution of active (HC plus LC and PA fractions) and total (FS and R fraction) respectively. Gray bars indicate the maximum values for each family. Asterisks indicate statistically significant difference (p-value = 0.05) between active and total fractions (abbreviations as in Figure 1).