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. 2017 Nov 3;12(2):424–437. doi: 10.1038/ismej.2017.175

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Characteristics of CR30 and S. ruber-targeted metaviromes. (a) Overall traits of both metaviromes. BLASTn: percentage of sequences shared between metaviromes at 98.5% identity. (b) Abundance of different viral genomes (either >5 kb metagenomics contigs or genomes from isolated S. ruber viruses) in the CR30 and targeted metaviromes. Abundances in CR30 and the targeted metavirome are represented, respectively, as blue (left scale, 0–0.08%) and red (right scale, 0–60%) bars. Left panel: abundance of contigs retrieved from CR30 metavirome; notice that these contigs are under the detection limit in the targeted metavirome. Central panel: abundance of contigs retrieved from the targeted metavirome; each of these contigs is present in low amounts in CR30 metavirome and makes up almost 20% of the targeted metavirome. The last bar represents the SR-uncultured virus genome obtained after extending SAL_contig_1 and SAL_contig_2. Right panel: percentage of reads recruited in the metaviromes by the isolated S. ruber viruses described in this work.