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Resolution: standard / high Figure 12.
Glycosidic linkages in bacterial carbohydrates. Frequency distribution of specific disaccharide linkages in bacterial carbohydrates.
Plotted circle areas represent the relative frequencies for disaccharides formed from
the 15 most common donors (children) and 15 most common acceptors (parents) in a defined
glycosidic linkage (color code in legend) for bacterial oligomers (A) or polymers (B). The areas of the circles are proportional to the relative abundances of specific
disaccharide pairs, normalized to the total number of disaccharide pairs. The linkage
codes and plotting offsets are used as in Fig. 12. The lower left corner of each diagram
is plotted at the right with rescaling for better visualization.
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