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. 2018 Nov 12;47(2):648–665. doi: 10.1093/nar/gky1103

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Figure 9. — TAD borders are hotspots of avian evolutionary breakpoints. (A and B) The distribution of evolutionary breakpoint regions (excluding galliform linage specific EBRs) and conserved non-coding elements is shown as on Figure 3C. The X-axis represents a distance from the border of a domain. (C) The distribution of transposable elements relative to domain borders is shown as on Figure 3C, the negative and positive distances on the X-axis are averaged and the X-axis is extended to 400 kb to show decline of the curve.