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. 2018 May 3;3:52. [Version 1] doi: 10.12688/wellcomeopenres.14571.1

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Figure 5. — The figure shows the left and right subtelomere of 13 assemblies (GN01, CD01, DD2, KE01, KH01, KH02, 7G8, GA01, GB4, IT, SD01, HB3, SN01). The proportion of chromosomes with telomeric repeats (Tel) and REP20 repeats (REP20), the distribution of the number of PIR- and var-like sequences (including both genes and pseudogenes) and the presence of cassettes consisting of EPF1 (exported protein family 1), MC-2TM (MC-2TM Maurer's cleft two transmembrane protein), EPF3/Hyp4 (exported protein family 3) and EPF4/HYP5 (exported protein family 4) are shown (MC/EPF). PIR includes rif and stevor genes.