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. 2022 Jun 6;12(8):jkac139. doi: 10.1093/g3journal/jkac139

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Fig. 3. — Gene and TEs on the W-specific F. chiloensis SDR and its homologous Z sequence. The W-specific region corresponds to the pink line, the Z to the blue area. Triangles represent genes, their direction shows the reading frame. Genes nomenclature follows (30). Gene colors correspond to the subgenome they originated from: Av (red), B1 (yellow), and B2 (green). An asterisk in RPP0W highlights its origin by retrotransposition from a gene on Fchil7-B2 while the other SDR genes resulted from sequential translocation from Fchil6-B2 and Fchil6-B1, respectively. The chromosomes from which the genes originated from are labeled in italics under the genes. Boxes represent TEs, and the orange arrows denote inverted repeats flanking the SDR insertion. The diagram is not to scale.