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Table 1.

Average environmental relative amino acid abundance (eRAAA) across habitats calculated from the literature.

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Figure 1.

Characterization of different environments by their relative amino acid composition.

A) scatter plot by Principal Component Analysis according to the type of environment; B) Hierarchical clustering analysis. The length of branches represents the degree of dissimilarity between clusters. The x-axis of the heat map represents the 20 amino acids by alphabetical order of the three-letter code name. Determinations of Asp/Asn and Glu/Gln were considered together for the analysis, because environmental measurements did not distinguish between the two amino acids in the pairs. The y- axis of the heatmap represents the individual environments where amino acid abundance was determined. Over- and under-representation of amino acid residues in each environment are represented in green and red colored squares, respectively.

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Table 2.

Spearman rank correlation coefficients between estimated amino acid compositions (based on CAI and δ predictors) and experimentally-determined amino acid abundances.

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Figure 2.

Characterization of the relative amino acid composition of the proteomes from different organisms.

A) scatter plot by Principal Component Analysis according to the type of environment; B) Hierarchical clustering analysis. The length of branches represents the degree of dissimilarity between clusters. The x-axis of the heat map represents the 20 amino acids by alphabetical order of the three-letter code name. The y- axis of the heatmap represents the individual organisms where amino acid abundance was estimated. Over- and under-representation of amino acid residues in each organism are represented in green and red colored squares, respectively.

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Table 3.

Linear regression models for the effect of GC content, Phylogeny and Habitat on the relative cellular amino acid abundance.

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Figure 3.

Relative amino acid composition, weighted by δ index, of each organism plotted against average GC content.

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Figure 4.

Spearman Rank Correlations between the RAAA of organisms and environments.

Asterisks represent significance at p<0.01 (**) and p<0.001 (***).

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