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. 2016 Oct 24;45(4):e24. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkw994

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Figure 3. — The Arhgap27 of the genome (chr11:103333922-103333851) from the cerebrum of the BJF1 mouse was analyzed using the EnIGMA method, hairpin bisulfite sequence and hairpin TAB sequence. Cytosine modification status of seven CpGs within the region were summarized as % modification in bar graph. (A) EmIGMA result for the Arhgap27 top strand. (B) EmIGMA result for the Arhgap27 bottom strand. (C) Hairpin bisulfite sequence result for the Arhgap27 top strand. (D) Hairpin bisulfite sequence result for the Arhgap27 bottom strand. (E) Hairpin TAB sequence result for the Arhgap27 top strand. (F) Hairpin TAB sequence result for the Arhgap27 bottom strand.