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. 2012 Nov 2;7(11):e48325. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0048325

Figure 4. Bacteria responsible for betalactamase genes in 16 metagenomes.

Figure 4

Percent of betalactamase genes within each metagenome that are assigned to the listed taxa. For example, 60% of all betalactamase genes in kimchi are associated with Clostridia, 30% of all betalatamase genes in kimchi are associated with Bacilli, and 10% of all betalactamase genes in kimchi are associated with gammaproteobacteria. The alphaproteobacteria carry a larger proportion of the betalactamase genes in marine metagenomes (between 20–36%), compared to metagenomes from food producing animals (1–15%). In contrast, the Clostrida from food producing animals appear to carry proportionally more betalactamse genes than the Clostridia from marine metagenomes. Color formatting indicates low and high values. All true zero values are in green. Values between 0 and 0.5 are listed as 0, but are formatted in yellow. Red indicates the highest value within the chart.