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. 2014 Dec 5;5:676. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2014.00676

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Copyright © 2014 Gujaria-Verma, Vail, Carrasquilla-Garcia, Penmetsa, Cook, Farmer, Vandenberg and Bett.

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(A) Collinearity between L. culinaris (Lc) and L. ervoides (Le) with respect to M. truncatula (Mt). Genetic maps of Lc and Le were compared with the Mt 3.5.1 genome build (Lavin et al., 2005) to identify chromosomal re-arrangements. Each bar represents a linkage group of Lc or Le or chromosome of Mt. Lines between linkage groups and Mt chromosomes represent Homologs as determined through a BLAST of the Lens sequences against the Mt genome. (B) A translocation was identified on LG1 and LG5 of Lc with respect to Mt chromosomes 1 and 5 but not observed in Le LR-66. (C) A translocation was identified on LG4 and LG7 of Le with respect to chromosomes 4 and 8 of Mt but not observed in Lc LR-18.