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From: Characterization of integrated prophages within diverse species of clinical nontuberculous mycobacteria

Fig. 4

Bacterial Virulence Frequency in Prophages by Data Source: Bar plots showing relative abundance of bacterial virulence genes within viral genomes from our predicted prophages, mycobacteriophages from PhagesDB, and lysogenic mycobacteriophages of PhagesDB. The presence of bacterial virulence genes in the genomes of our predicted prophages is statistically significant against the presence of bacterial virulence genes in both the full PhagesDB mycobacteriophages and the lysogenic PhagesDB mycobacteriophages (F  =  8.89, p  =  6.16e-19 and F  =  6.73, p  =  1.73e-11, proportions z-test)

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Virology Journal

ISSN: 1743-422X