Figure 4
From: Automated classification of tailed bacteriophages according to their neck organization
Typical analysis of a phage that is unclassified in the NCBI database, as provided by the Virfam Webserver. The Virfam webserver can be used to identify the head-neck-tail module in any bacteriophage genome from the set of ordered protein sequences. In the output, the Type and Cluster inferred from the detected superfamilies will be returned together with (A) a graphical representation of the components identified in the genome, (B) a clustering of the query phage with respect to those of same Type in the Aclame database, (C) a detailed report from the HHsearch analysis providing the corresponding alignments, (D) a warning in case unusual inter-gene distances are detected, (E) a list of the most similar proteins present in the Aclame database with a connexion to the corresponding phage and its pre-computed head-neck-tail module analysis page.