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Figure 2cexamines the response of codons to GC content across individual genes within sample genomes representing all three domains of life: eukaryotes ( Drosophila ), bacteria ( Synechocystis ), and archaea ( Archaeoglobus ). The codon frequency in individual genes seems to be predictable on the basis of the overall GC content of the coding sequences: the relative GC content of individual codons explains about half the variance in response in their absolute frequencies within each coding sequence (that is, the presence or absence of a particular codon depends on the extent to which alternative synonyms of more 'suitable' GC content exist).
3. The intercepts for archaea and bacteria do not differ, except for GC2 when GC3 is 100%.
I have demonstrated that a gene coding for a bifunctional catalase-peroxidase is likely a transfer from archaea to a variety of pathogenic bacteria, including E. coli O157:H7 [ 9 ] . Although not yet directly implicated in O157:H7 as a virulence factor, this enzyme has been implicated as a virulence factor in Mycobacterium tuberculosis [ 24 26 ] , and in Legionella pneumophila [ 25 ] . Furthermore, this E. coli O157:H7 catalase-peroxidase has been associated with enterohaemorrhagic hemolysin in a variety of shiga-like toxin-producing (verotoxin-producing) E. coli [ 30 31 ] . This correlation of the presence of the catalase-peroxidase in many virulent but not in avirulent strains suggests a direct role in the virulence of enterohemorrhagic E. coli .
In this table, color is used to highlight the three phylogenetic domains (Archaea in yellow, Bacteria in blue, and Eukaryota in green).
The determination of multiple, complete genome sequences of bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes has created the opportunity for a new level of phylogenetic analysis that is based not on a phylogenetic tree for selected molecules, for example, rRNAs, as in traditional molecular phylogenetic studies [ 1 2 ] , but (ideally) on the entire body of information contained in the genomes.
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