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Furthermore, a subsequent comparison of the COG distribution of all A. muciniphila genes as well as 1337 A. muciniphila specific genes absent in the other six verrucomicrobial genomes revealed that those related to "Carbohydrate transport and metabolism" (G) and "Cell envelope biogenesis, outer membrane" (M) categories were enriched in the fraction of A. muciniphila specific genes.

The COG distribution clearly showed the greater metabolic capabilities of CS-505 than D9 in relation to: 1) secondary metabolite biosynthesis, transport and catabolism; 2) replication, recombination and repair (this category is overrepresented partially due to transposons), 3) energy production and conversion, 4) cell cycle control and 5) cell wall and membrane biogenesis.

To assess whether the COG distribution found for each sample was an artifact of the reference database content we analyzed the over- or under-representation of COG categories in the pooled metatranscriptome with respect to that database (see Materials and Methods) (Figure 2B).

In addition, the Streptococcus assigned COG distribution profile resembled the total COG distribution profile, which is a reflection of the abundance of Streptococcus-assigned reads in these datasets.

COG distribution patterns of the niche specific genes are presented in Figure  7.

This paralog classification was used when comparing COG distribution of paralogs and singletons.

These similarities were significant for all COG distributions and for all the KEGG distributions except that of late HT-transfers (supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).

Supplementary figure S4 B D, Supplementary Material online, shows the COG distributions for the recombinant genes originating from one of the three major donors of recombinant DNA (clade A, clade B, and outside E. faecium) compared with the COG distributions for the recombinant genes originating from all donors, except the one of interest.

Such a conspicuous trend in COGs distribution in N. equitans may be attributed to the parasitic/symbiotic lifestyle of the organism.

The cluster of orthologous groups (COGs) distribution, described in the IMG website of E. sibiricum genome, shows that approximately 27.7% of the genes do not have a function predicted.

The COGs distributions were similar among the four species.