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. 2022 Nov 2;40(1):msac240. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msac240

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Fig. 2. — Solanum lycopersicum TSA silencing effectors data. (A) Percentage of S. lycopersicum private 18–25-nt siRNA from pooled tissue samples mapping to annotated pararetrovial-related sequences. TSAs, transcriptionally competent siRNA areas; non-truncated EPRVs (-TSAs), recognized non-truncated EPRVs not belonging to any TSA; Other, remaining pararetroviral-related sequences not included in the previous groups, comprising historical remnants. (B) Private 18–25-nt siRNA mapping to each S. lycopersicum TSA across eight tissues, expressed as adding percentage of all pararetroviral-related private siRNAs. (C) Private siRNA counts distinguished by size (21-nt = blue, 22-nt = orange, and 24-nt = indigo) mapping to all S. lycopersicum TSAs across eight tissues.