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From: Genetic diversity and population structure of Tenacibaculum maritimum, a serious bacterial pathogen of marine fish: from genome comparisons to high throughput MALDI-TOF typing

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Neighbor-joining tree based on a Jukes-Cantor distance of the 25T. maritimumgenomes. The tree is based on snippy alignment without gap regions. It is reconstructed by NJ method using a Jukes-Cantor distance. 100 bootstrap replicates were made. A black line denotes a branch support of 100/100, while a grey line denotes a value between 80/100 and 99/100 and a grey dotted line a value below 80/100. The origin of strains is indicated next to the tree and the meanings of each abbreviation are detailed below. The MALDI-Type, the MALDI-Group and the corresponding MALDI isomorphic profile are plotted on the right hand side of the figure. Origin: Australia (Tasmania), AU; Chile, CL; France, FR; French Polynesia, FP; Italy, IT; Japan, JP; Malta, MT; Spain, SP; United Kingdom (Scotland), UK; USA (California), US; no data available, n/d. Fish host species: ASI, Acanthopagrus shlegeli; ANS, Atrasctoscion nobilis; CTS, Carcharias taurus; DLX, Dicentrarchus labrax; EMX, Engraulis mordax; LLA, Latris lineata; OKH, Onchorynchus kisutch; OMS, Onchorynchus mykiss; PMR, Pagrus major; POL, Paralichthys olivaceus; POS, Platax orbicularis; SSR, Salmo salar; SMS, Scophtalmus maximus; SQA, Seriola quinqueradiata; SSS, Solea senegalensis; SAA, Sparus aurata; n/d no data available.

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