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. 2015 Jan 29;10(4):274–281. doi: 10.1080/15592294.2014.1003744

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© Robert Lowe, Greg Slodkowicz, Nick Goldman, and Vardhman K Rakyan

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Figure 3. — (A) The percentage of tDMRs that are located within the promoter, defined as being 2 kb upstream of the TSS to the TSS (labeled as TSS), the gene body or intergenic region. A tDMR is associated with a promoter if it overlaps any part of the promoter, while a gene body tDMR must overlap the gene body but not the promoter. (B) CpG% for each of the different tDMRs. No significant difference in CpG% is found between any of the tDMRs. (C) Complexity of the sequence for the tDMRs (Methods). No significant difference is found between the tDMRs. (D) Distribution of the branch lengths from the human-chimp ancestor to the human for the different tDMRs as a measure of the evolutionary rate. Again, no difference is seen between the different tDMRs.