<p>Total number of genes in the core-genome, as well as the number of core genes classified as recombinant and non-recombinant based on PHI analysis and unclassified ones (genes with insufficient signal to test for recombination, excluded from comparison tests) are indicated. The mean proportion of GC (all positions of codons) and GC3 (third position of codons) of core genes are shown for each dataset.</p><p>Dataset used in this study.</p
<p>N is number of sequences obtained for each gene in the overall study and in each of the seven col...
<p>The discovery order of genomes was permuted 100 times with the total number of genes discovered s...
<p><b>(A)</b> A schematic diagram illustrating the hierarchical division of core/accessory subsets f...
<p>Difference in average GC-content of recombinant and non-recombinant genes, measured on entire CDS...
<p>(A) Comparison of the G+C content between core and accessory genome. The box plots represent the ...
<p>(a) Number of genes in each sample using 11 million reads is shown as a smoothed histogram. Europ...
<p>For each dataset, core genes are sorted by increasing GC3 and pooled into 20 classes of equal siz...
<p>(A) Comparison between Core1 and Core2 and identification of a common 6 gene Core. (B) Frequency ...
<p>Comparison of the number of core genes identified using the Bayesian method versus the number of ...
<p>Difference in frequency of optimal (fop) or non-optimal (fnop) codons (as determined by RP method...
<p>Presented as proportions of all data, based on number of mitogenomes analyzed (left; 1835 mitogen...
<p>A total of 38750 clustered genes were used for analysis. Among them, 2861 genes expressed in all ...
This dataset contains pre-compiled reference sets for use with the CoRE-BED model that note genome-w...
<p>We compared the percentage of GC, CpG, CnG and exons in the 454 data set and the reference genome...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Genes were randomly sampled from the human genome to create sets of different sizes co...
<p>N is number of sequences obtained for each gene in the overall study and in each of the seven col...
<p>The discovery order of genomes was permuted 100 times with the total number of genes discovered s...
<p><b>(A)</b> A schematic diagram illustrating the hierarchical division of core/accessory subsets f...
<p>Difference in average GC-content of recombinant and non-recombinant genes, measured on entire CDS...
<p>(A) Comparison of the G+C content between core and accessory genome. The box plots represent the ...
<p>(a) Number of genes in each sample using 11 million reads is shown as a smoothed histogram. Europ...
<p>For each dataset, core genes are sorted by increasing GC3 and pooled into 20 classes of equal siz...
<p>(A) Comparison between Core1 and Core2 and identification of a common 6 gene Core. (B) Frequency ...
<p>Comparison of the number of core genes identified using the Bayesian method versus the number of ...
<p>Difference in frequency of optimal (fop) or non-optimal (fnop) codons (as determined by RP method...
<p>Presented as proportions of all data, based on number of mitogenomes analyzed (left; 1835 mitogen...
<p>A total of 38750 clustered genes were used for analysis. Among them, 2861 genes expressed in all ...
This dataset contains pre-compiled reference sets for use with the CoRE-BED model that note genome-w...
<p>We compared the percentage of GC, CpG, CnG and exons in the 454 data set and the reference genome...
<p>(<b>A</b>) Genes were randomly sampled from the human genome to create sets of different sizes co...
<p>N is number of sequences obtained for each gene in the overall study and in each of the seven col...
<p>The discovery order of genomes was permuted 100 times with the total number of genes discovered s...
<p><b>(A)</b> A schematic diagram illustrating the hierarchical division of core/accessory subsets f...