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. 2020 May 23;9(5):271. doi: 10.3390/antibiotics9050271

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Similarity network of the predicted biosynthetic gene clusters (BGCs). After in silico prediction, BGCs shared by our 8 strains were represented in networks were similar BGCs between different strains are connected by a line. BGCs unique to one strain are symbolized by a singleton. Each strain is represented according to the color code. Numbered BGCs correspond to BGCs whose final product can be potentially predicted. 1, desferrioxamin B/E; 2, ectoin; 3, hopene; 4, spore pigment hybrid; 5, geosmin; 6, albaflavenone; 7, 2-methylisoborneol hybrid; 8, alkylresorcinol; 9, lanthipeptide A; 10, pepticinnamicin E; 11, diisonitrile antibiotic SF2768; 12, melanin; 13, siamycin I; 14, sarpeptine A/B; 15; 2-methylisoborneol; 16, albusnodin; 17, lydicamycin; 18, JBIR-76/77; 19, isorenieratene; 20, deimino-antipain; 21, lanthipeptide hybrids; 22, spore pigment; 23, lugdunomycin; 24, MS-271 (lassopeptide).