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. 2022 Apr 18;27:e00155. doi: 10.1016/j.fawpar.2022.e00155

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Supplementary Fig. S3 — The positions of genes annotated with different InterPro domains, relative to the cyanase gene in species of interest. (A) InterPro (IPR) domain annotations (identified in IHGC, 2019) among the 10 genes upstream and downstream of cyanase in each of the species of interest. Only IPR domains identified in two or more species are shown. Numbers indicate the position of the genes relative to cyanase (0 = cyanase, negative = upstream, positive = downstream). Color coding is used to differentiate overall biological functions of interest. (B) Positional orientation of genes upstream and downstream of cyanase in species of interest. Color coding corresponds to the colors shown in panel (A), and greyed-out genes indicate that no other genes are present further upstream / downstream on the contig containing the cyanase gene. Plus, signs indicate genes oriented on the same strand as cyanase, and minus signs indicate genes on the opposite strand as cyanase.