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. 2020 Jul 22;21(15):5196. doi: 10.3390/ijms21155196

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Figure A6 — Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic trees based on amino acid sequences of (a) major capsid protein, (b) DNA polymerase, (c) portal protein, (d) large subunits of terminase of phages from S144, its closest relatives (Loughboroughvirus highlighted in pink and Rosemountvirus in purple) and all the phages where the gene was clearly annotated among the 93 representatives for each genus infecting Enterobacteriaceae. Phage names, accession numbers and gene names were adopted from GenBank. Bootstrap values higher than 50% are indicated at the branching points.

Figure A6 — Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic trees based on amino acid sequences of (a) major capsid protein, (b) DNA polymerase, (c) portal protein, (d) large subunits of terminase of phages from S144, its closest relatives (Loughboroughvirus highlighted in pink and Rosemountvirus in purple) and all the phages where the gene was clearly annotated among the 93 representatives for each genus infecting Enterobacteriaceae. Phage names, accession numbers and gene names were adopted from GenBank. Bootstrap values higher than 50% are indicated at the branching points.