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Table 2 Characteristics of Teratorn-like viruses within teleost genomes

From: Fusion of piggyBac-like transposons and herpesviruses occurs frequently in teleosts

Species Intactness of ORFs Copy No. /haploid Validity of Genomic integration piggyBac-herpesvirus fusion Terminal sequences Subtypes
S. salar intact ~ 8 integrated (contig-mediated link between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region) Some piggyBac copies exist near Teratorn-like virus TIRs of piggyBac-like element exist for a single contig (Aswad A. and Katzourakis A., 2017)  
O. mykiss degraded integrated (ORF degradation) Unidentified (degradation of Teratorn-like virus sequences)  
O. kisutch intact 1–5 integrated (contig-mediated link between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region) Some piggyBac copies exist near Teratorn-like virus Unidentified (small number of blast hits)  
E. lucius partially degraded ~ 8 integrated (contig-mediated link between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region) Unidentified (small number of blast hits)  
P. magnuspinnatus intact unkonwn Unidentified (small number of blast hits)  
P. argenteus unknown (contigs too short) unknown Unidentified (contigs too short)  
O. latipes intact ~ 25, ~ 5 integrated (BAC sequencing) Fused TIRs of piggyBac-like element exist 2 subtypes
A. limnaeus intact 1–2, ~ 4 likely integrated (scaffold-mediated link between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region) some piggyBac copies exist near Teratorn-like virus Unidentified (gaps between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region) 2 subtypes
N. furzeri intact 1–2 unknown Consistent link between piggyBac and Teratorn-like virus Unidentified (small number of blast hits) 2 subtypes?
K. marmoartus intact unknown Unidentified (contigs too short) 2 subtypes
A. citrinellus intact likely integrated (scaffold-mediated link between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region) Unidentified (small number of blast hits)  
O. niloticus partially degraded ~ 12, ~ 2 integrated (fosmid sequencing, scaffold-mediated link between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region, transposon insertion) Consistent link between piggyBac and Teratorn-like virus sequence for subtype 1 Subtype 1: TIRs of piggyBac-like element exist
Subtype 2: unidentified
2 subtypes
N. brichardi intact ~ 2 likely integrated (scaffold-mediated link between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region) Unidentified (small number of blast hits)  
H. burtoni intact ~ 1 unknown Unidentified (small number of blast hits)  
P. nyererei unknown (contigs too short) unknown Unidentified (contigs too short) at least 2 subtypes?
M. auratus unknown (contigs too short) unknown Unidentified (contigs too short)  
A. polyacanthus intact likely integrated(scaffold-mediated link between Teratorn -like virus and genomic region) Unidentified (small number of blast hits)  
C. semilaevis degraded integrated (ORF degradation) some piggyBac copies exist near Teratorn-like virus Unidentified (degradation of Teratorn-like virus sequences)  
C. rhenanus unknown (contigs too short) unknown Unidentified (contigs too short)  
L. crocea intact ~ 18 likely integrated (scaffold-mediated link between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region, transposon insertion) Consistent link between piggyBac and Teratorn-like virus Unidentified (gaps between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region)  
M. albus intact (subtype2), degraded (subtype1) ~ 0.5, ~ 2 integrated (contig-mediated link between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region, ORF degradation) Consistent link between piggyBac and Teratorn-like virus Unidentified (small number of blast hits) 2 subtypes
M. mola degraded integrated (contig-mediated link between Teratorn-like virus and genomic region, ORF degradation) Consistent link between piggyBac and Teratorn-like virus Unidentified (small number of blast hits) 2 subtypes