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. 2017 Aug 31;7:10151. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-10376-0

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An ideogram showing the putative gene clusters involved in secondary metabolic biosynthesis (terpenoid and polyketides) in 42 basidiomycota fungi. The gene clusters of each fungal species were predicted by antiSMASH software and then the syntenic picture was drew using the SVG tool based on the these gene clusters. The square boxes refer to the entire gene cluster involved in secondary metabolism in each fungal species: terpenoid gene cluster (green color); type I PKS gene cluster (blue color); NRPS-type I PKS gene cluster (purple color); TypeIII PKS (yellow brown color) and type I PKS-terpene gene cluster (pale red color). The shaded regions refer to presumably syntenic or homologous gene clusters between fungal species and the same type of gene clusters were connected by thin lines. The symbol “//” was used to separate the gene cluster in different scarffold. # no gene cluster for secondary metaboites biosynthesis was predicted in the Piriformaspora indica and it is not be shown in the figure.