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Fig. 4 | Microbiome

Fig. 4

From: Metagenomic insights into the microbe-mediated B and K2 vitamin biosynthesis in the gastrointestinal microbiome of ruminants

Fig. 4

Genomic comparison of cobalamin biosynthesis of 675 VPGs. The maximum likelihood tree was constructed using PhyloPhlAn [44]. The heatmaps show the presence (colored) or absence (white) of dispensable functional roles for cobalamin de novo biosynthesis or cobalamin transporters and cobalamin-dependent enzymes in the corresponding genomes. Bar graphs in the outer layer represent the number of vitamin types synthesized by the corresponding genomes. The genes related to cobalamin biosynthesis and utilization, including cysG, cbiK, cbiL, cbiH, cbiG, cbiF, cbiD, cbiJ, cbiT, cbiE, cbiC, cbiA, MMAB, cobQ, cbiB, cobP, cobS, cobI, cobG, cobF, cobL, cobNST, btuB, btuF, btuC, btuD, cbrT, cbrV, metH, pduCDE, dhaB, mal, eutBC, kamDE, ordSE, glmES, MCM, nrdJ, mcr, mtaA, mtaB, mtmB, and mttB, are represented by the inner circle to the outer circle, respectively

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