Fig. 1: Genome of the spinach Monoe-Viroflay. | Nature Communications

Fig. 1: Genome of the spinach Monoe-Viroflay.

From: Genomic analyses provide insights into spinach domestication and the genetic basis of agronomic traits

Fig. 1

a 17-mer spectrum of Illumina reads of spinach cultivars Sp75 and Monoe-Viroflay. The main peak represents the homozygous peak and the small peak (pointed by arrow) in Sp75 represents the heterozygous peak. b Hi-C interaction heatmap of the assembled Monoe-Viroflay genome. Color bar at the right represents the density of Hi-C interactions, which are indicated by number of links at the 1-Mb resolution. c Circos display of the Monoe-Viroflay genomic features. (i) Gene density, (ii) Transposable element (TE) density, (iii) SNP density, (iv) SV density, and (v) Distribution of domestication sweeps across the genome.

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