Fig. 2
From: Transposition favors the generation of large effect mutations that may facilitate rapid adaption
Transposition follows a chain reaction in the epiRILs. a Dynamics of insertion accumulation for the three TE families. Observed data obtained at F8 and F9 for ten epiRILs is shown for epiRILs harboring new private insertions. b Average rate across generations of TE-induced (black line) and small size mutations (red line) obtained using the epiRILs and MA lines10, respectively (bottom panels). Gray area represents 95% C.I. Transposition and excision rates per copy per generation, as well as TE copy number (CN) required for triggering concerted epigenetic silencing are indicated
