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. 2019 Sep 24;10:2217. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2019.02217

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Copyright © 2019 Antoine, Rivera-Millot, Roy and Jacob-Dubuisson.

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Profiles of copper-related proteomes as a function of the lifestyles of other proteobacteria. The predicted copper-related proteomes of a sample of α and γ proteobacteria were analyzed. The 30 species used in this analysis and their full sets of data are shown in Supplementary Table S3. Three groups (panel A: environmental species, panel B: pathogens, and panel C: symbionts) were made according to lifestyles, and the proportions (in%) of cuproproteins, copper-homeostasis proteins, and copper chaperones relative to the complete copper-related proteomes were determined for each species. The orange horizontal lines represent the medians of the values for the various groups.