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. 2018 Dec 4;47(3):1373–1388. doi: 10.1093/nar/gky1222

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Figure 3. — Comparison of GCSs sets observed with Cfx, Micro, and Oxo. (A) Venn diagram representation of the relations between GCSs sets obtained with different gyrase poisons. (B) General distribution of poison-mediated GCSs revealed by Topo-Seq. E. coli W3110 MuSGS genome is divided into 10 non non-overlapping bins, the height of the bars indicates the number of GCSs in a particular genome region. Area between 0.0005 and 0.9995 quantile values (distribution of the number of GCSs in a bin set as binomial) are shown in light gray, so bars that fall out of this zone have a statistically significant deviation from a value expected for the uniform distribution. NS^Right—right non-structured region; Right—right macrodomain; Ter—terminator domain; Left—left macrodomain; NS^Left – left non-structured region; Ori—origin domain. Macrodomains set as in (68).