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. 2015 Dec 29;16:1107. doi: 10.1186/s12864-015-2274-x

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Fig. 1 — SSRs distribution across different scaffolds (chromosomes) of the H. irregulare reference genome. The 14 scaffolds corresponding to chromosomes are shown. Gene density (1) in a window size of 20 Kbp is colour coded from light yellow to dark red, with deeper red region representing high gene density. From outer to inner, black histograms represent distribution of hexa- (track 2), penta- (track 3), tetra- (track 4), tri- (track 5), di- (track 6) nucleotidic SSRs, respectively. Histogram size represent frequency of SSRs in a window size of 10 Kbp. Figures were drawn by using Circos software v. 0.64 (http://circos.ca/)