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. 2016 Oct 6;6:34395. doi: 10.1038/srep34395

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(A) BSR-Seq analyses confines rth6 to the centromeric region of chromosome 1. (B) BSR-Seq scanning defines a 15.7 cM rth6 interval which corresponds to ~50 Mb. (C) Correlation of physical and genetic map positions illustrate the low recombination rates in the centromeric region of chromosome 1. The vertical line indicates the position of the rth6 gene on the physical map. (D) Gene structure of rth6. Exons: black boxes, introns: thin lines between black boxes, UTR: untranslated region, CDS: coding sequence. The positions of transposon insertions in for novel alleles, rth6-2, rth6-4, rth6-5 and rth6-6 are indicated. Functional domains of the RTH6 protein are indicated. RING/Ubox: RING/Ubox like Zinc-finger domain, TM: transmembrane domain.