1. The Amazon viral scaffolds and viral genomes most important for river and plume segregation.
The Amazon viral scaffolds and viral genomes most important for river and plume segregation. Data represent the 16 Amazon viral scaffolds (Seq_3963 et al.) and 5 viral genomes from the literature (AP et al.) that were most abundant (relative abundance) and important for river (riverine; light brown) and plume (oceanic; light blue) segregation, according to a random forest analysis. Identifiable genes in these sequences are represented and categorized according to the taxonomic domain and its general function. The %GC content is also indicated for each sequence. ORF, open reading frame with no similarity to any entry in the GenBank nr protein database; ptn, protein.
Bruno S. de O. Silva et al. mSphere 2017; doi: /mSphere