Fig. 5From: Prediction and validation of novel SigB regulon members in Bacillus subtilis and regulon structure comparison to Bacillales membersFunctional distribution map for the predicted and existing SigB regulon members. The sunburst map shows five known functional groups and a group with unknown functions, each labeled with different colors, of the predicted and existing SigB regulon members. The dotted regions in the map refer to genes with either a known SigB PBM or a predicted SigB PBM in each functional category. Blue represents genes involved in lifestyles (e.g., coping with stress, sporulation) (~ 30%); Red represents genes for information processing (e.g., protein synthesis and modification, transcription, or translational regulation) (~ 21%); Purple indicates genes for metabolism regulation (e.g., biosynthesis of amino acid, lipids, utilization of carbon sources) (~ 17%); Green indicates genes for cellular processing (e.g., transporter, exporter, homeostasis) (~ 8%); Turquoise includes genes for phage-related function (~ 6%); and Grey indicates genes with unknown functions (~ 18%). Underlying background data are shown in Supplementary Table S6Back to article page