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Resolution: standard / high Figure 1.
The amino acid biosynthetic network analyzed in this work. Bipartite amino acid biosynthetic
network from multiple species. The 20 standard amino acids (red triangles) are shown
as the ends of pathways. Green circles represent the canonical E. coli enzymes. Blue circles represent alternative enzymes (analogs and alternologs) from
other species. The size of nodes corresponds to the normalized average taxonomic distribution
of orthologs for each enzyme domain (domains in multimeric enzymes) catalyzing the
corresponding reaction. The larger a node is the wider the distribution of orthologs
for the corresponding enzyme across genomes. Red edges denote steps that could occur
in the LCA based on the TDs of their catalyzing enzymes (Figures 2 and 4). Purple
EC numbers correspond to reactions without known gene/enzymes. A detailed view of
this network, including substrates and products, is provided in Additional data files
1 and 3, and the data for its construction are provided in Additional data files 2
and 4.
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