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. 2021 Feb 10;38(7):2692–2703. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msab042

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Fig. 4. — Hypothesized changes to transcription factor binding, fitness, and chromatin accessibility around two regions of DNA: the new PosV CNS location (top, blue), and the ancestral position as observed in Col-0 (bottom, pink). Each column in the first row depicts a snapshot of the state of the two CNS locations as time progresses along the x-axis. The hypothesized changes to TF binding, organism fitness, and chromatin accessibility align with the different time points, the breaks of which indicate a mutation occurring in both sequences.