Figure 2From: Evolutionary relationships of Fusobacterium nucleatum based on phylogenetic analysis and comparative genomics(G-C)/(G+C) values (GC-skew) plotted every 5000 bp for Fusobacterium nucleatum , the low-GC Gram positive Clostridium tetani and the bacteroidete Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron . Red wide arrows represent replication origin (bottom) and terminus (top). Orange thin arrows indicate the 36 "clusters" of four or more contiguous genes that are potentially transferred from species outside the Firmicutes. Note that some of F. nucleatum shifts in GC skew coincide with putative HGT regions.Back to article page