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. 2018 Mar 28;46(8):3841–3851. doi: 10.1093/nar/gky197

Figure 2.

Figure 2.

(A) The A-minor mesh. In blue the A-minor Type I/II, in black the same RIN with an additional tSS. A ribose zipper (in yellow) on top of an A-minor type I (red). And in pink the A-minor type II. (B) A synthetic view of the A-minor mesh. All RINs in a same set share a common maximal subgraph which is shown in each set, and two sets have a common boundary if there are edges between some RINs of both sides in the A-minor mesh (i.e. if there are inclusion relations between these RINs). Each set is colored according to the color of its nodes in A. The number of RINs is given for each set. The pink set is subdivided in several parts corresponding to different common maximal subgraphs. (C)The shortest path subgraph between some ‘canonical’ RINs : ribose zipper (RIN 11), A-minor type I (RIN 2), A-minor Type I/II (RIN 17) and A-minor Type I/II with an additional tSS (RIN 165).