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![a Heat-map representation of viral gene expression levels (Et value, color scale bar) of 25 viral genes (x axis, infection phase and gene number) at 37 environmental samples, specifying station number and water depth (y axis), arranged by hierarchical clustering. b <t>Principle</t> <t>component</t> analysis <t>(PCA)</t> of the viral expression values for each environmental sample plotted over the axes of 1st component (PC1) vs. 2nd component (PC2). Samples are marked in a blue “+” or a red “x” according to the hierarchical clustering in the heat-map (a). c Coefficient values of viral genes for PC1 (x axis) and PC2 (y axis). The labels “Early” in blue, “Mid” in green, and “Late” in red represent the association of each viral gene to different phases of infection based on transcriptomic analysis [23, 24]. The gene number is depicted according to Supplementary Table S3](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_4229/pmc05864229/pmc05864229__41396_2017_4_Fig3_HTML.jpg)