mgu FY2018 Annual Report fig4

mgu FY2018 Annual Report fig4

Fig. 4. Comparisons and expansions of gene families in Symbiodinium lineages.

a. Venn diagram comparing Pfam domains among three divergent Symbiodinium genomes. Total numbers of domain types found in each genome are shown outside the circle. Percentages indicate the ratio of the inside number to the total number. b-d. Molecular phylogenies of dUTPase (b), mitochondrial transcription termination (mTERF) proteins (c), and LRR domain-containing proteins (d), respectively. Scale bars show 0.5 changes per site. The arcs show possible lineage specific expansions in SymC (red) and SymA (green), respectively. A, SymA. B, symbB1. C, SymC. Adi, Acropora digitifera. Ath, Arabidopsis thalina. Cci, Cephus cinctus. Des, Desulfatitalea sp. Epa, Exaiptasia pallida. Hhe, Human herpesvirus. Hsa, Homo sapiens. Lma, Leishmania major. Mhe, Macacine herpesvirus. Nve, Nematostella vectensis. Pma, Perkinsus marinus. Ral, Rhizobium alamii. Tbr, Trypanosoma brucei. Vbr, Vitrella brassicaformis

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18 March 2024

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