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. 2021 Sep 14;11:18258. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-97764-9

Figure 5.

Figure 5

Characterization of the balancer sC4 and a new complex rearrangement in BC4586 on LGIV. (A) Coverage analysis of the region surrounding the deletion of the segment V:16,060,619–19,331,432 in BC4586, revealing a large deletion. (B) PCR gels validating SVs and complex rearrangements in BC4586. 1 = Direct tandem duplication III:5,059,444–5,063,035; 2 = Deletion IV:9,853,074–9,853,123, inversion IV:9,853,123–9,853,675 and deletion IV:9,853,675–9,857,585; 3 = Direct tandem duplication IV:9,857,585–9,862,397; 4 = Deletion sC4 V:16,060,619–19,331,432; 5 = Deletion V:20,780,774–20,781,638. The breakpoints validated with the PCR no2 and no3 are part of the same chromosomal rearrangement. (C) Representative karyotypes for N2 and BC4586, confirming sC4 chromosome fusion (IV;V) (indicated by a white arrow) in BC4586. The scale bar represents 4 uM. (D) Schematic representation of the chromosomal rearrangement on LGIV. The successive SVs are displayed along the genomic region IV:9,851,500–9,863,000. The chromosomal rearrangement is composed of two deletions (blue), one direct tandem duplication (red), and one inversion (green). IGV screenshot of BC4586 aligned reads along the genomic region IV:9,851,500–9,863,000.