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. 2016 Jun 29;6:29022. doi: 10.1038/srep29022

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The chromosome numbers are displayed at the top of each bar. The 47 chitinase genes in G. raimondii are distributed on the linkage map, and the names of the scaffolds from the genome are indicated in brackets. The chromosome numbers from D1 to D3, and D5 to D13, were consistent with the newly-updated interspecific genetic map of allotetraploid cultivated cotton species (Wang et al. 2015). The nomenclature of the chitinase genes was based on the order of the chromosomes in G. raimondii. The tandem duplication genes are marked in blue lines, and the red lines were drawn to connect segmental duplication genes.