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. 2021 Nov 29;377(1842):20200467. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2020.0467

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Figure 3. — Temporal pattern of ABR gene documentation in replicons and genera. Gene presence according to the isolation date of the strains is summarized. The information on the strains isolated between 1900 and 1960 is condensed in ‘<1960’. The figure shows data for 39 genes whose phylogenetic trees were closely examined (ordered as in electronic supplementary material, table S4). The names of 13 genes highlighted in the manuscript are marked. Different colours correspond to gene locations. (a) Temporal ABR gene pattern according to replicon type. (b) Temporal ABR gene pattern according to genus. ABR genes found in multiple genera are annotated by capitalized abbreviations of the three genera, i.e. E for Escherichia, K for Klebsiella, S for Salmonella.