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. 2014 Nov 20;43(Database issue):D593–D598. doi: 10.1093/nar/gku1201

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Figure 1. — Screen shot of a ‘Browse Taxonomy’ search result for the family Acetobacteraceae using NCBI taxonomy. Statistics for 16S gene counts of all 18 records are shown in the upper-left table. The distribution of 16S counts among the records is shown in the histogram to the right. Summary data for the individual records are shown in the larger table below. Record ids that are prefixed with ‘rrnDBv3-’ were sourced from rrnDB v3.1.227. The other record ids are KEGG accessions. Data source organism names have been given higher visibility than NCBI names because they more often include strain designations. Viewing an NCBI name requires a mouse-hover over the table cell as shown for record rrnDBv3-1403. RDP taxonomy displayed in this table is limited to genus assignment. Each data source record id is hyperlinked to its corresponding record-detail web page. The records can be reordered by clicking on most column headers.