Fig. 4.

CViTjs viewer. A Whole-genome view of NAM founder Oh7B. Chromosome 5 is an example of typical gene density, with the highest density near the ends of each arm. Chromosome 9 is a clear exception with peak gene densities at the end and midway down the proximal arm, whereas Chromosome 10 lacks a clear gene density peak on its proximal arm. The translocation from the proximal arm of Chromosome 10 (arrow) to the distal arm of Chromosome 9 (rectangle) is highlighted. B Display of chromosome 9 across all 26 genomes. Here it is evident that Chromosome 9 is distinctly larger in Oh7B compared Chromosome 9 in the other NAM founders; the rectangle highlights the region of Oh7B Chromosome 10 translocated to Chromosome 9