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. 2016 Oct 28;10(10):e0005067. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0005067

Fig 1. Phylogenetic tree of CSPs and OBPs in Paraneoptera.

Fig 1

Maximum likelihood trees of a) CSPs and b) OBPs in Paraneoptera obtained either from genomic (G) or transcriptomic (T) data: Rhodnius prolixus (G, pink) Triatoma brasiliensis (T, red), Adelphocoris lineolatus (T, dark blue), Apolygus lucorum (T, light blue), Pediculus humanus (G, black) and Acyrthosiphon pisum (G, green). Bootstrap >70% are indicated. T. brasiliensis proteins whose contigs are differentially expressed between environmental conditions are underlined. T. brasiliensis proteins whose contigs are differentially expressed between sexes are indicated with a star. Braces represent clades of several T. brasiliensis proteins that are grouped with a single predicted R. prolixus protein, indicating polymorphism, alternative splicing of a single gene or paralogs. Boxes separate different clades and sub-clades (empty purple: Heteroptera, blue: Miridiae, pink: Triatominae). The information in parentheses refers to HTSCluster results. Numbers indicate to which cluster sequences belong. (F) indicates that the posterior probability (probability that a sequence belongs to a cluster) is less than 0.9.