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. 2014 Jun 12;6(7):1579–1588. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evu125

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Fig. 4.— — Structure of the introns containing CGIs with intermediate methylation levels. The figure shows the location of the intronic CGIs and their putative ancestral origin. (A) Intron 3 of the ASRGL1 gene containing the CGI 14414_1_hg19 and the retro-RCC2. (B) Intron 1 of the PARP11 gene containing CGI 15224_1_hg19 and the retro-OTUD4. (C) Intron 1 of the PDXDC1 gene containing CGI 19100_1_hg19 and retro-KIAA2013. (D) Intron 1 of the MYOD1 gene with CGI 20632_1_hg19 and the putative ancestral origin, a CGI on the X chromosome. (E) Intron 2 of the RB1 gene containing the CGI 16634_1_hg19 and retro-PPP1R26P1.