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. 2016 Jan 19;4:e1593. doi: 10.7717/peerj.1593

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©2016 Thureborn et al.

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Distribution of transcripts of the four most dominant phyla and proteobacterial classes in the Landsort Deep sediment metatranscriptome; (A) Euryarchaeota (B) Cyanobacteria (C) Deltaproteobacteria (D) Actinobacteria. The 15 most abundant SEED categories (level 2) in the (meta)transcriptome for each taxa are shown and sorted from left to right based on high to low abundance. Corresponding metagenomic (DNA) data is also presented. The Plant-Prokaryote DOE project is a miscellaneous SEED category comprising a diverse set of genes identified during investigation of plant-prokaryote interactions by a project at the Department of Energy (DOE), USA. CBSS-350688.3.peg.1509 and CBSS-138119.3.peg.2719 are clustering-based subsystems in which there is functional coupling and evidence that genes belong together, but with unknown functions. BS of galactoglycans & related LPS, Biosynthesis of galactoglycans and related lipopolysaccharides; Periph. pathw. catab. of aromatic, Peripheral pathways for catabolism of aromatic compounds.