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. 2023 Aug 11;40(8):msad184. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msad184

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Fig. 2. — Functional annotations of the identified HC-GSSVs. (A) The ratios of the high-confident and the complex GSSVs after manual curation. (B) The pie plot shows the functional annotations of HC-GSSVs using the VEP tool. (C, D) The results of GO enrichment analysis of the 2,353 HC-GSSV-related genes. (E) A 60-bp deletion located in exon-12 of ACAN, a gene related to skeletal development. (F) A 264-bp insertion located in exon-2 of CMYA5, a well-known gene related to schizophrenia. The local sequence alignments (DNA and protein sequences) among mammalian species together with the MUMmer plots showing the locations of the GSSVs are presented.