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. 2012 Jan 19;7(1):e30377. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0030377

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Derrien et al.

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Six mappability tracks (green) are shown here corresponding to -mer sizes , , , and bp (from top to bottom of the figure). Regions with low mappability score have high frequencies, and conversely. This example illustrates that the uniqueness of the TK1 locus (especially within the introns) could be inversely correlated with the presence of some repetitive elements as identified by RepeatMasker [37].

Inline graphic — Six mappability tracks (green) are shown here corresponding to -mer sizes , , , and bp (from top to bottom of the figure). Regions with low mappability score have high frequencies, and conversely. This example illustrates that the uniqueness of the TK1 locus (especially within the introns) could be inversely correlated with the presence of some repetitive elements as identified by RepeatMasker [37].