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. 2020 May 11;16(5):e1008801. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1008801

Fig 4. Illustrations of the dynamics of the interactions in the largest mapped epistatic networks, and their contribution to growth variation, across all tested environments.

Fig 4

A) Histogram illustrating the changes in activity of network interactions in 13 epistatic networks, with more than 4 interactors, across the 20 environments. For each network, a set of interactors was defined to include the radial loci in the most highly activated environment. The percentage of these interactors that were epistatically active with the hub in each of the remaining 19 environments was calculated (x-axis). The overlap of interactors in the 13 networks across the 20 environments was summarized as the counts of environments with similar percentages of shared active interactors (y-axis). B) Histogram illustrating the percentage of interactors (defined as in A above) that have significant additive effects across the 13 networks and 20 environments. The x-axis shows the percentage of these interactors that have additive effects across the other 19 environments. The y-axis summarizes these percentages across the 13 networks. C) In each environment, adjusted r2 values are calculated for all networks and ranks of these model fits were assigned. The association between the connectivity of the epistatic networks (x-axis; number of loci connected to the hub), and their contributions to the variance in growth (y-axis; rank of adjusted r2 values) across the 13 networks and 20 environments, is illustrated as box-plots of these ranks grouped by the number of interactors.