Additional file 9 of A global phylogenomic and metabolic reconstruction of the large intestine bacterial community of domesticated cattle

Additional file 9: Table S9. Distribution of metabolic functions with potential mutualistic benefits for the host in the groups of samples used for our formal comparisons and the common sequences. In each tab, we present the MAGs that contain relevant enzymes (based on KOs annotation) and the sum of the predicted enzymes identified under the column ‘total’. If the MAG (and by extension its enzymes) is also present in one of the focal groups of samples (i.e. [31]; milk or solid group, this study; summer or winter samples and the common sequences) this number also appears under the respective column (milk, solid, winter, summer or common). MAGs that we manually verified that carry all predicted KOs for the production of an endproduct (by visually inspecting to confirm the completeness) are highlighted in bold font. In each tab, we also present (to a small subtable to the left) the number of MAGs identified carrying enzymes in the focal groups of samples. In the acetate tab, we also present the MAGs that carry the predicted EC enzymes that would be required for acetate production (for an overview see Figure 1 of [124]).