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. 2018 Mar 6;10(3):113. doi: 10.3390/v10030113

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Protein-sharing viral network of oral viruses. (See Supplementary methods for details about the construction of the network.) Approximately genus-level groupings are shown as viral clusters (VCs). The network is built based on the relations (edges) between all proteins of 482 oral cavity viruses. Genomes were from this study, viral isolates were from the Genbank database, and viral contigs were from Pride and colleagues [18] and also from this study. The vSAG 92-C13 (indicated by a red circle) is related to one of the largest Streptococcus phage VCs, the VC3. Note that a total of 210 singlet clusters, each formed by one viral contig, are not depicted in the viral network.