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. 2019 Sep 20;37(1):240–259. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msz212

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Fig. 2. — Transcriptome complexity in different species, organs, and developmental stages. (A) Number of protein-coding genes supported by at least ten uniquely mapped reads in each sample, after read resampling to homogenize coverage (supplementary methods, Supplementary Material online). Colors represent different organs, point shapes represent different species. Developmental stages are indicated by numeric labels, 1–5, on the x axis. We analyzed a total of 19,356 protein-coding genes in the mouse, 19,274 in the rat, and 15,509 in the chicken. (B) Number of lncRNAs supported by at least ten uniquely mapped reads in each sample, after read resampling to homogenize coverage. We analyzed a total of 18,858 candidate lncRNAs in the mouse, 20,159 in the rat, and 5,496 in the chicken.