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. 2016 Apr 15;44(12):5673–5688. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkw261

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Figure 2. — Translocation breakpoints occur near long H-DNA-forming and closely-spaced DR-forming tracts. (A) Length distribution of R•Y mirror repeat tracts in 1-kb bins containing translocation (red), deletion (green), Contr1 (black) and Contr2 (gray) breakpoints. Length refers to the number of bp in each of the two mirror repeats, not including the intervening sequences separating them. (B) Distribution of the number of DR tracts in the 1-kb bins (density) for translocation (red), deletion (green), Contr1 (black) and Contr2 (gray) breakpoints.