Fig. 1
From: Genomic insights into the plasmidome of non-tuberculous mycobacteria
Phylogeny and plasmid content of 328 complete genomes from non-tuberculous mycobacteria. The phylogeny was reconstructed from an alignment of 291 single-copy gene families present on the chromosomes of all strains. The tree scale is in substitutions per site. Branches having a low bootstrap support (< 70%) are colored red. The species most clinically relevant to humans are shaded grey. The number of plasmids in each genome is shown in the form of green bars. SGM: slowly growing mycobacteria, RGM: rapidly growing mycobacteria