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. 2016 Oct 11;7:13155. doi: 10.1038/ncomms13155

Figure 2. Eukaryotic-like EAM genes are enriched in prophage WO regions.

Figure 2

EAM genes with (a) eukaryotic homology are most likely to be associated with prophage WO while those with (b) bacterial homology are both phage-associated and found scattered throughout the Wolbachia chromosome. *The two chromosomal latrotoxin-CTD domains (wNo_10650 and wHa_05390) are located within phage-associated genes and transposases, indicating a potential genomic rearrangement. †SecA represents one ‘domain type' but is listed separately because phage WO contains two different homologues (that is, wHa_3920 and wHa_3930). Putative functional categories are as follows: anti-eukaryotic toxins (orange); host–microbe interactions (green); host cell suicide (blue); secretion of virulence factors (pink); and unknown (black). Octomom refers to WD0513 of the wMel genome.