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Table 1 ARG-MGE colocalization details. Each row indicates a unique ARG-MGE colocalization, grouped by antibiotic class, sequencing platform, and sample type

From: Target-enriched long-read sequencing (TELSeq) contextualizes antimicrobial resistance genes in metagenomes

  1. aColor of ARG groups indicate the World Health Organization’s (WHO) classification status. Light green: Highest priority, critically important; Medium green: High priority, critically important; Dark green: Highly important; Blue: Metal or biocide resistance, not classified by WHO
  2. bIndicates whether the colocalized MGE has been identified in a reference MGE that also contains at least one architectural MGE gene responsible for functional integration, replication, or housekeeping
  3. cNumber of references identified using PubMed, with the following specifications: primary literature as the subject of experimental or clinical research results, or used as support of research findings. Only publications that directly referenced the accession, locus name, or GenBankID for the relevant MGE were considered
  4. d“-” indicates that the information is unknown