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. 2021 Dec 22;9(3):e01118-21. doi: 10.1128/Spectrum.01118-21

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FIG 4 — Genome structural variations among three races of Verticillium dahliae. (A) Circos diagram of the genome features among three races in V. dahliae. The subchromosomal assembly of race 3 (HoMCLT) and race 2 (TO22) was selected to construct the genome synteny with the race 1 reference genome of JR2, with 5-kb nonoverlapping windows. The order of scaffolds in the HoMCLT and TO22 genomes was determined according to the reference chromosomes in JR2. (B) Investigation of the relationship between chromosome rearrangement and the density of pathogenicity-related genes in the chromosome. Values in the colored columns represent the average sequence length (kb) in which the pathogenicity-related gene is in each chromosome.