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  1. ...genomics and phylogeny-aware statistical methods, we quantify the association between the presence of seven widespread defense systems and the abundance of MGEs in the s of 196 bacterial and one archaeal species. We also calculate the differences in the rates of gene gain and loss between lineages...
  2. ...-domain horizontal gene transfer (Ghaly et al. 2022). Recent studies identified viruses of Loki-, Odin-, Thor-, and Heimdallarchaeia (Medvedeva et al. 2022; Rambo et al. 2022; Tamarit et al. 2022; Wu et al. 2022), as well as putative transposons carrying cargo genes that replicate within Heimdallarchaeia (Wu et al...
  3. ...to the rest of the because the region has not been encountered previously in s of related organisms, possibly because it was acquired by lateral gene transfer. Thus, the most robust bins will draw on a combination of multiple clear signals.If a study includes a set of samples with related community membership...
  4. ...postulated to originate from either horizontal transfer, rapid divergence from pre-existing genes, or de novo emergence from noncoding sequences. We assess the body of research that explores each of these hypotheses and demonstrate that the mystery of the origin of bacterial ORFans still remains unresolved...
  5. ...content estimation lacks synteny information, which can be useful for understanding biological phenomena such as operonic coregulation and horizontal gene transfer. To get around this limitation, we clustered genes based on the Pearson's correlation of their presence and absence across inferred strains...
  6. ...↵Altemose N, Miga KH, Maggioni M, Willard HF. 2014. Genomic characterization of large heterochromatic gaps in the human assembly. PLoS Comput Biol 10: e1003628. doi:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003628 ↵Anderson MT, Seifert HS. 2011. Opportunity and means: horizontal gene transfer from the human host to a bacterial...
  7. ...and Archaeal domains. Phylogenetic analysis of such “extended data sets” identifies putative instances of horizontal gene transfer from/to the cyanobacteria. Out of 1128 data sets, 879 had detectable homologs in selected prokaryotic s, and the remaining 249 data sets were “cyanobacteria-specific” (and...
  8. .... This matrix was used in parsimony graph reconstruction of the 32 complete archaeal and bacterial s (Fig. 5 ). The resulting graph does not represent a phylogeny in sensu strictu, as the signal in the data may be derived from horizontal transfer and gene loss in addition to the pattern of speciation...
  9. ...of the population s recoding the opal stop codon as CheckM automatically identifies such recodings (see Supplemental Methods). Poor quality estimates are expected for genomic elements such as plasmids or phage as the marker genes used by CheckM are specific to bacterial and archaeal chromosomes. The 10 plasmids...
  10. ...for all the HMP sequencer runs. Horizontal transfer and replicate sequencing complicate interpretation of plasmid and gene profiles, particularly when the same plasmid or gene is sequenced multiple times but differently named. Since LMAT takes a “best first match” approach, the reported plasmid or gene...
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