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. 2011 Nov 9;2:219. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2011.00219

Table 3.

Percent of reads matching a DNA ligase and a transposase domain in 19 sequenced metagenomes.

Metagenome Type of metagenome Percent of reads matching a lysogeny domain (rank) Percent of reads matching a DNA ligase MG-RAST ID number Reference
Marine vent virome (subset) Viral 0.073 (6) 1.245 Subset of 4448187.3 Anderson et al. (2011)
Marine vent virome (full) Viral 0.067 (7) 0.594 4448187.3 Anderson et al. (2011)
Farm soil Microbial 0.192 (4) 0.131 4441091.3 Tringe et al. (2005)
Acid mine drainage Microbial 0.468 (1) 0.109 4441137.3, 444138.3 Tyson et al. (2004)
Yellowstone hot springs Viral 0.104 (5) 0.085 4443745.3, 4443746.3, 4443747.3, 4443762.3, 4443749.3, 4443750.3 Bhaya et al. (2007)
Whale fall Microbial 0.332 (2) 0.070 4441619.3, 4441656.4, 4441620.3 Tringe et al. (2005)
Lost city hydrothermal field Microbial 0.291 (3) 0.069 4461585.3 Brazelton and Baross (2009)
Alvinella symbionts Microbial 0.044 (9) 0.068 4441102.3 Grzymski et al. (2008)
Peru margin sediments, 32 mbsf Microbial 0.020 (11) 0.047 4459940.3 Biddle et al. (2008)
Peru margin sediments, 1 mbsf Microbial 0.017 (13) 0.044 4440961.3 Biddle et al. (2008)
Arctic Ocean Viral 0.020 (12) 0.018 4441622.3 Angly et al. (2006)
Peru margin sediments, 16 mbsf Microbial 0.005 (18) 0.018 4440973.3 Biddle et al. (2008)
Peru margin sediments, 50 mbsf Microbial 0.016 (14) 0.016 4459941.3 Biddle et al. (2008)
Fishgut Microbial 0.023 (10) 0.010 4441695.3 Dinsdale et al. (2008)
Gulf of Mexico Viral 0.008 (15) 0.006 4441625.4 Angly et al. (2006)
Bay of British Columbia Viral 0.006 (17) 0.004 4441623.3 Angly et al. (2006)
Microbialites Viral 0.063 (8) 0.003 4440320.3, 4440321.3, 4440323.3 Desnues et al. (2008)
Sargasso Sea Viral 0.004 (19) 0.002 4441624.3 Angly et al. (2006)
Microbialites Microbial 0.008 (16) 0 4440061.3 Breitbart et al. (2009)

Metagenomes are ordered according to the percent of reads matching a DNA ligase, with the highest percentage at the top. Column 3 lists the percentage of reads to a lysogeny-related domain, followed by the rank according to the percentage of reads with a hit among other metagenomes. The marine vent virome subset consists of all reads within contigs with a coverage of eight or greater plus all reads within contigs labeled “unknown” (Anderson et al., 2011). Marine vent virome reads were dereplicated prior to analysis. Mbsf, meters below seafloor. Metagenomes were downloaded from the MG-RAST database (www.metagenomics.anl.gov) and compared to a list of lysogeny-related sequences derived from Pfam seed sequences using blastx with a minimum e-value of 10−5.