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. 2017 May 4;8:15324. doi: 10.1038/ncomms15324

Table 1. Comparison of basic sequence statistics of R498 and Nipponbare MSU7.

Chr R498 Len Nip Len R498 Gaps* Nip Gaps R498 Tel Nip Tel
Chr1 44,361,539 43,270,923 1 12 Both Single
Chr2 37,764,328 35,937,250 1 6 Both Both
Chr3 39,691,490 36,413,819 1 12 Both Both
Chr4 35,849,732 35,502,694 0 46 Both Both
Chr5 31,237,231 29,958,434 0 14 Both Single
Chr6 32,465,040 31,248,787 0 5 Both Single
Chr7 30,277,827 29,697,621 1 9 Both Both
Chr8 29,952,003 28,443,022 0 3 Both Single
Chr9 24,760,661 23,012,720 0 18 Both None
Chr10 25,582,588 23,207,287 0 28 Both Single
Chr11 31,778,392 29,021,106 1 69 Both None
Chr12 26,601,357 27,531,856 0 17 Both None
mtDNA 527,116 490,520 0 0
cpDNA 134,546 134,525 0 0
Total** 390,983,850 373,870,564 5 239 24 13

Chr, chromosome; Len, length; Nip, Nipponbare; Tel, telomere.

**R498 GC content, 43.57%; Nip GC content, 43.53%.

*R498 centromere gap locations: chr1, 17,339,881–17,349,880; chr2, 13,684,078–13,694,077; chr3, 21,193,261–21,203,260; chr7, 12,695,696–12,705,695; chr11, 13,162,594–13,172,593. More potential duplication gaps are listed in Supplementary Table 3.

The gaps in Nip are those at least 100 bp.