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. 2018 May 16;46(11):5678–5691. doi: 10.1093/nar/gky284

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Figure 7. — The overlap between sRNA genes and protein coding genes. The overlap between sRNA genes and protein-coding genes is divided into seven categories. The first three are shown here and the rest are in Supplementary Figure S12. The protein-coding genes are shown as black arrows with the 5′ and 3′ polarity indicated. Overlapping sRNA genes are shown in red with polarity indicated by the internal arrows; the C, D′, C′ and D box sequences are indicated as shown in the top left sRNA. The number of sRNA genes, the number of families that they represent and the number that have predicted targets is indicated for each type of overlap. Details relating to these sRNAs are given in the text and in the Supplementary Table S7.