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. 2016 Dec 22;7:2077. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2016.02077

Table 3.

Details of prophage detection.

# Contig node # Software Classification score Length [bp] CDS GC [%]
R. reptotaenium AO1
R1 contig_72 PHAST Incomplete 20 7,100 8 45.1
PHASTER
VIRsorter
R2 contig_41 PHAST
PHASTER Incomplete 10 103,700 15 42.2
VIRsorter
R3 contig_93 PHAST
PHASTER
VIRsorter Category 3 31,342 9 44.4
Geitlerinema sp. BBD_1991
G1 BBD_1000996 PHAST Incomplete 20 19,800 7 53.29
PHASTER Incomplete 20 19,800 7 53.21
VIRsorter
G2 BBD_1001009 PHAST Incomplete 40 9,000 10 50.07
PHASTER
VIRsorter
G3 BBD_1001028 PHAST Questionable 90 16.600 16 51.12
PHASTER Questionable 80 16.600 16 51.01
VIRsorter
(G4) BBD_1001072-4 PHAST Questionable 80 20,900 29 49.14
PHASTER
VIRsorter
G5 BBD_1001065 PHAST
PHASTER
VIRsorter Category 3 19,845 11 56.32

Different tools were used for prophage detection in the draft genome of R. reptotaenium AO1 and Geitlerinema sp. BBD_1991. Gene details in Supplementary Tables S8 and S9. Classifications (PHAST, PHASTER): Intact, questionable or incomplete prophage = scoring from lowest 0 - highest 150, Table 1 in Zhou et al. (2011). VIRsorter category 3 = sequence similar to virus genome structure, but without sequence similarity to known viruses. CDS indicates the number of coding sequences. Overall GC-content R. reptotaenium AO1: 44.81%; Geitlerinema sp. BBD_1991: 50.38%. Annotation details in Supplementary Tables S8 and S9.