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Fig. 1 | BMC Genomics

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From: Genome content analysis yields new insights into the relationship between the human malaria parasite Plasmodium falciparum and its anopheline vectors

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Anopheline phylogeny with gains, enriched gains, and vector status shown. Gains in MosquitoSlim categories are shown in bars, with each color present indicating that at least one gain in that category was detected at the associated node, and each color absent indicating a lack of gains in that category. Enriched gains for the nine nodes with enriched GO terms are shown in pie charts. The size of each slice represents the number of gained protein families associated with an enriched term in the respective MosquitoSlim subcategory. Vector status is shown by colored circles at the tips of the tree. Vector status information obtained from the Malaria Atlas Project (http://www.map.ox.ac.uk/map/) and references therein. Internal nodes KEY: 1. The subfamily Anophelinae; 2. Nyssorhynchus; 3. Anopheles; 4. Cellia; 5. Neomyzomyia; 6. Myzomyia; 7. Neocellia; 8. Myzomyia + Neocellia; 9. Pyretophorous; 10. The gambiae complex. MosquitoSlim KEY: a Related to nucleic acid metabolism, b Metabolic process, c Innate immunity, d Cell cycle, e Binding, f Cuticular protein, g Chemosensation, h Other, i Cellular component biogenesis j Cellular membrane, k Insecticide resistance, l Peptide hormones, m Epigenetic

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