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Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2016 Aug 11;536(7615):179–183. doi: 10.1038/nature19068

Extended Date Figure 3. nar genes encoded by SAR11 populations of OMZs.

Extended Date Figure 3

a, nar operon and adjacent genes identified in SAR11 single amplified genomes (SAGs) from the ETNP OMZ, and in assemblies from the 85 m and 300 m ETNP OMZ metagenomes. narG sequences with at least 97% amino acid similarity are represented with the same color. b,c, Representative maximum likelihood phylogeny to show sequence variation among full or near full-length narG (b) and narH (c) amino acid sequences identified in the SAGs. A subset of cytoplasm-oriented nitrate reductases and nitrate oxidoreductases from publicly available genomes is also included. A comprehensive phylogeny showing the placement of SAR11 nar sequences relative to enzymes (n=392) of the DMSO family is in Fig. 2a. Colored pies represent the placement of shorter narG/narH gene fragments identified in the SAGs. Bootstrap values over 50 are shown. Outgroups (arrows) are Escherichia coli dmsA (b) and dmsB (c). Note: the Gamma-type nar-containing contig recovered in E4 (Fig. 2a) contains narHJI, but not narG; E4 Gamma-type is therefore not represented in Fig. 3b. All genes co-localized in the nar-containing contigs are listed in Supplementary Table 5. The p-numbers are gene IDs given by the gene prediction software, consistent with those in Supplementary Table 5.