Fig. 2
From: Thousands of previously unknown phages discovered in whole-community human gut metagenomes
Phylogenetic tree of the large terminase subunit and genome maps of Quimby-like phages. a Individual genome maps of Quimby-like phages and ICTV classified phages are shown to the right of each branch. The ORFs are colored according to function: large terminase subunit (red), structural components (blue), DNA replication and repair (orange), lysogeny (pink), general function (green), and unknown (grey). b Expansion of four Quimby-like phages and a single gut phage genome from an adjacent branch (“group 4986”). The diversity-generating retroelement and hypervariable ORFs are highlighted with a dashed box and asterisk. The nucleotide scales differ between individual genome maps in both panels