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. 2015 Jun 5;5:139–146. doi: 10.1016/j.gdata.2015.05.035

Table 1.

Classification of monomeric types in live and dead AS layers.

Functional
state, location
Old classificationa
New classification [6]
Ancestral arrangementb Age group
SF Monomer class, (type) SF/colored layer Monomer class, (type)
Live SFs

Core centromere
SF1 J1(A)
J2(B)
SF1 J1(A)
J2(B)
Dimeric New
SF2 D1(B)
D2(A)
SF2 D1(B)
D2(A)
Dimeric New
SF3 W1(B)
W2(B)
W3(B)
W4(A)
W5(A)
SF3 W1(B)
W2(B)
W3(B)
W4(A)
W5(A)
Pentameric New
Dead SFs/layers

Peripheral centromere
SF5 R1(B)
R2(A)
Blue (SF5) R1(B)
R2(A)
Irregular Old
SF4 + M1 + (A) Yellow (SF4) M1(A) Monomeric Old
Yellow-striped (SF6) V1(A) Monomeric Old
Olive-green (SF?) H1(A)
H2(A)
Dimeric Ancient
Red (SF?) H3(A) Monomeric Ancient
Gray (SF?) H4(A) Monomeric Ancient

The table summarizes the data reviewed in [3] and reported in [6].

a

Used in this paper.

b

In live domains ancestral arrangement can only be observed or deduced from monomer order within a HOR unit.