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Fig. 5 | Microbiome

Fig. 5

From: Using strain-resolved analysis to identify contamination in metagenomics data

Fig. 5

A single Burkholderia strain is shared across 13 samples. Samples (circles) that were sequenced are yellow and those that contain a Burkholderia strain are gray. The remaining colorless circles represent samples that were extracted but not sequenced. A) Extraction plate locations of 13 samples that shared a single Burkholderia strain. Merged circles represent duplicated samples that were extracted adjacent to each other and were merged before being transferred to the library preparation plates. B) Burkholderia strain sharing network. Each node represents a sample and is colored by the extraction plate. Nodes are connected if they share the Burkholderia strain. Infant samples are named by infant number, infant day of life and sample type (“M” refers to mouth samples, “S” refers to skin samples, and “G” refers to gut samples). For instance, #16D57_S refers to infant #16’s skin sample and this sample was collected when the infant was 57 days old. C) Library preparation plate displaying the location of samples that shared a Burkholderia strain. Lines were drawn between circles if their corresponding samples shared the Burkholderia strain

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