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. 2019 May 7;10(3):e02577-18. doi: 10.1128/mBio.02577-18

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FIG 4 — Phylogenomics of the DUF1338 enzyme family. (A) Phylogenetic relationships among DUF1338 homologs and their distribution among major phyla. Branches in the tree are colored by phylum. DUF1338 is found in most bacterial phyla as well as in plants and fungi. Nonmonophyletic clades suggest pervasive horizontal gene transfer events in the family. (B) Phylogenomics of selected DUF1338 homologs in bacteria. The phylogeny at the left shows the phylogenetic relationships between selected homologs; the branches have been colored according to their adscription to a given phylum, and the support values are shown at the nodes. The boxes in the right represent the gene neighborhood for each homolog. The genes have been colored to represent their annotated functions.