Closed ZongzhiWu closed 2 years ago
Thank you very much for your interest in this work.
The exact script used is available here and the results are in Suppl. table 3.
If we take the example of Ca. Eudoremicrobium malaspinii, it has (make sure that hybrids have products listed in alphabetical order to prevent duplicates):
arylpolyene bacteriocin
1 2
bacteriocin;lanthipeptide;proteusin bacteriocin;proteusin
1 2
ectoine hglE-KS;T1PKS;terpene
1 1
microviridin NRPS-like
2 3
phosphonate siderophore
1 1
T1PKS T1PKS;NRPS-like
1 1
T3PKS terpene
1 3
We can then calculate the Shannon diversity of this biosynthetic potential, which gives us 2.53 (see table S3, sheet 'BGC-rich lineages')
I hope this helps and I will close the comment for now, but do let me know if you have other questions.
Thanks a lot! :)
Dear Lucas,
I read your paper 'Biosynthetic potential of the global ocean microbiome'. I noted that you calculated the biosynthetic diversity (Shannon index based on natural product types) of each BGC-enriched specie. However, the description of biosynthetic diversity calculation in your method is succinct. Could you please take an example of calculation of biosynthetic diversity of ‘Ca. Eudoremicrobiaceae’ spp?
Best wishes!