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. 2018 Apr 12;14(4):e1007130. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1007130

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Fig 3 — (A) Ten SNPs differentiate Mg.pTAC14_1 (G1), Mg.pTAC14_2 (G2), and Mnas.pTAC14 (N1). (B) Phenotype: green (GRN) or white (WHT) F2. hl13 and hl14: genotype at flanking markers [G (DPR102-gutt), N (DPR104-nas, and G/N (heterozygous)]. N is sample size. Observed: Copies of pTAC14 observed in each F2, consistent across all F2s for a given genotype. Note that individuals with DPR102-gutt alleles at hl13 always carry Mg.pTAC14_1, individuals with DPR102-gutt alleles at hl14 always carry Mg.pTAC14_2, and individuals with DPR104-nas alleles at hl13 always carry Mnas.pTAC14. (C) Location of different copies of pTAC14 based on our mapping experiment.