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. 2016 Aug 22;17(1):313. doi: 10.1186/s12859-016-1157-8

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Fig. 6 — 3D Molecular Distance Map illustrating interrelationships among 480 composite (respectively 480 composite-assembled) DNA signatures, each using one nDNA fragment and the mtDNA genome from H. sapiens, blue (resp. green); and 500 composite (resp. 500 composite-assembled) DNA signatures, each using one nDNA fragment and the mtDNA genome from P. troglodytes, red (resp. turquoise); For the composite-assembled DNA signatures, the length of contigs was n=100, while the number of contigs was 4,500 for each 150 kbp nDNA fragment, and 497 (resp. 496) for the human (resp. chimp) mtDNA genome. The accuracy of separation between the H. sapiens and the P. troglodytes sequences was 58 %, but the existence of a separation plane was verified