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. 2021 Dec 8;9(3):e01539-21. doi: 10.1128/spectrum.01539-21

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FIG 1 — Statistics of the aCPSF1 orthologs in the (meta)genomes deposited in the genome databases and its distribution in various archaeal phyla. (A) The pie chart shows the statistics of the aCPSF1orthologs and 16S rRNA gene distributed in the 2,520 available archaeal genomes/MAGs deposited in NCBI and GTDB databases and the genome quality. The outer ring indicates the numbers of genomes that have a completeness >98% or not; the middle ring shows the genome numbers that contain 16S rRNA gene(s); and the inner ring indicates the genome numbers that contain an aCPSF1 gene ortholog. (B) The pie chart shows the phylogenetic distribution of 1,964 aCPSF1 orthologs retrieved in this study. The inner ring shows the percentages of aCPSF1 distribution among the four superphyla of archaea, and the outer ring indicates those among various phyla or classes.