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. 2021 Apr 29;12:2466. doi: 10.1038/s41467-021-22765-1

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Fig. 5 — a Hierarchical clustering of MAG-contributions (binned uniques) to metaproteome samples. Unamended control metaproteomes are shown in green, while the multi-phase response of CT-amended microcosms are highlighted with varying shades of purple. b, c Genome-resolved metaproteomic dynamics in CT-amended microcosms. The relative contribution of MAGs to the binned unique peptide pool is shown for the three unamended b control and c CT microcosm replicates over 20-days. The most refined GTDB-tk assigned taxonomy is listed by phylum, with our MAG ID number in parentheses (Supplementary Data 2). The names of the top 5 peptide-recruiting MAGs are colored for CT (purple) and control (green) microcosms. Supplementary Fig. 11 shows this data with the total metaproteome data, including unbinned uniques, binned uniques, and non-uniques.