Multiple copies of same gene annotated
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Gene duplication.
It could be a contamination with contigs that do not belong to that bin and also happen to contain a copy of the same gene.
If they are right next to each other, it could be a missense mutation that split a gene in two parts, both of which have enough sequence length to be classified as pstS and are subsequently given _1 and _2.
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