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. 2021 Feb 5;11(4):jkab033. doi: 10.1093/g3journal/jkab033

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NBS-LRR genes in Trayshed and Cabernet Sauvignon RUN1/RPV1 loci. Location of the different classes of NBS-LRR along the different chromosomes of the two haplotypes (Hap1: dark grey, Hap2: light grey) in Trayshed (A) and Cabernet Sauvignon (B). The locations of RUN1/RPV1 are indicated with an orange box. Phylogenetic trees of NBS-LRR proteins at RUN1/RPV1 locus in Trayshed and Cabernet Sauvignon, Hap1 (C) and Hap2 (D). GAPDH was used to root the tree and is colored in grey. (E) The boxplot represents an approximation of the expansion time of the protein cluster highlighted in orange in panel (C). The approximation of the divergence time between Vitis and Muscadinia genera is highlighted in grey. The same color coding is used throughout the figure to distinguish the NBS-LRR classes.