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. 2022 Mar 24;10(4):701. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms10040701

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Frequency of bacteriocin classes and their subsequent t subclasses predicted by BAGEL4 from the recovered MAGs. Class I, II, and III bacteriocins were predicted, with Class_1 (including Sactipeptide sub-group) found to be the most abundant predicted bacteriocin class within the athlete gut sampled in this study. Sactipeptides and Lasso peptides were amongst the most predicted bacteriocin sub-classes, followed by >10 kDa. (A) Contains all bacteriocin classes predicted by BAGEL4 software (B) Contains all bacteriocin sub-classes predicted by BAGEL4 software.