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. 2013 Oct 14;21(1):53–68. doi: 10.1093/dnares/dst040

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Figure 3. — Genome-wide distributions of microsatellites as well as genes and TEs in the assembled pseudochromosomes of B. rapa (A) and B. oleracea (B). The horizontal axis shows the pseudochromosomes (B. rapa: A1–A10; B. oleracea: C1–C9), which are divided into 1-Mb intervals. The left and right vertical axes show the frequencies of the microsatellites/genes and TEs, respectively. On the figure, the curves/lines of different styles represent the practical/hypothetical(average) frequencies of microsatellites, genes and TEs, respectively.