The detailed Raxml tree showing monophasic Typhimurium isolates identified from 3 different methods: experimental serovar identification, the in-silico prediction by SISTR, and the presence or absence of the fljAB genes.

The coloured rings show the serotyping from different methods. Branches with bootstrap values less than 80 were marked in grey. (PDF)

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Journal: Figshare
Published: 2025-01-28
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pntd.0012801.s004
Primary Topic: Mycorrhizal Fungi and Plant Interactions
Type: article
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The detailed Raxml tree showing monophasic Typhimurium isolates identified from 3 different methods: experimental serovar identification, the in-silico prediction by SISTR, and the presence or absence of the fljAB genes.

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The detailed Raxml tree showing monophasic Typhimurium isolates identified from 3 different methods: experimental serovar identification, the in-silico prediction by SISTR, and the presence or absence of the fljAB genes.

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The coloured rings show the serotyping from different methods. Branches with bootstrap values less than 80 were marked in grey. (PDF)

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The detailed Raxml tree showing monophasic Typhimurium isolates identified from 3 different methods: experimental serovar identification, the <i>in-silico</i> prediction by SISTR, and the presence or absence of the <i>fljAB</i> genes.

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The detailed Raxml tree showing monophasic Typhimurium isolates identified from 3 different methods: experimental serovar identification, the in-silico prediction by SISTR, and the presence or absence of the fljAB genes.

The detailed Raxml tree showing monophasic Typhimurium isolates identified from 3 different methods: experimental serovar identification, the in-silico prediction by SISTR, and the presence or absence of the fljAB genes.

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