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. 2021 May 13;38(9):3972–3992. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msab148

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Fig. 6. — SST1 associates with centromere-specific chromosome rearrangements homologous to human chromosome 19. (A) Predicted synteny of human chromosome 19 (purple) to HLE, NLE, SSY and HMO chromosomes is depicted. Phylogenetic relationship are as per (Shi and Yang 2018). Chromosome homologies to human chromosomes and Hylobates ancestral synteny are shown based on Capozzi et al. (2012). Both inferred ancestral chromosome heteromorphs are shown (HyA9a and HyA9b). SST1 localization is indicated with red bar. Whole-chromosome paints of human chromosome 19 (pink) on NLE (B) and HLE (C) metaphase chromosomes cohybridized with SST1 (yellow); relevant chromosomes identified by inverted DAPI are indicated (white) in merged image (right).