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. 2015 Nov 8;44(4):1630–1641. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkv1153

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Figure 7. — Genome-wide probability distribution of average exposure time, , of a patch downstream of the TSS shows huge diversity. Parameters are: m = 10 bp, l₁ = 5 bp, number of genes = 5160. The distribution deviates from simple exponential (red line—showing guide to eye), reflecting the heterogeneity in genomic sequence. Inset: 〈T_av〉_genes versus l₁ showing typical behavior as seen in the case without sequence (Figure 3C red curve).

Inline graphic — Genome-wide probability distribution of average exposure time, , of a patch downstream of the TSS shows huge diversity. Parameters are: m = 10 bp, l₁ = 5 bp, number of genes = 5160. The distribution deviates from simple exponential (red line—showing guide to eye), reflecting the heterogeneity in genomic sequence. Inset: 〈T_av〉_genes versus l₁ showing typical behavior as seen in the case without sequence (Figure 3C red curve).