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Here's a quick summary. Let me know if you want any more details about it.
Prophage: see details in the manuscript on how prophages are excised. Basically, v-scores are used to cut at bacteria-like (low v-score) regions and then the excised sequence is run through the pipeline to see if it's a virus. Excised prophages are lysogenic.
Lysogenic: any virus that encodes an integrase-like annotation and all prophages.
Lytic: any virus not excised as a prophage and not identified as lysogenic (no integrase-like annotation). This category will be slightly over-estimated since any true lysogenic phage that is only a partial sequence without an integrase will be mis-identified as lytic.
The summary is fine for me. Thanks for your quick reply!
Hello,
I was wondering how VIBRANT predicts the lifestyle of viruses? What is the training data (marker proteins or whatever) you used to predict lifestyle? I don't find the detailed information in your paper, maybe I missed that.
Thanks