Color genes/proteins based on taxonomic best-hit (bacterial genome)
I am working with a genome sequence of a bacterial thermophile.
Its genome seems to be very "chimeric", because the best-hits of each gene are from different taxonomic groups.
Do you know a program to plot the genome and color its genes based on taxonomy? Something like this picture: 
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