Fig. 2: Aegilops genome evolution. | Nature Plants

Fig. 2: Aegilops genome evolution.

From: The Aegilops tauschii genome reveals multiple impacts of transposons

Fig. 2

a, Circos plot showing the syntenic regions in the Ae. tauschii genome detected by MCScanx. b, Synteny comparisons of Ae. tauschii chromosomes 1 and 3 to the genomes of rice and sorghum. Quota ratios of the alignments are shown above the dot plots. c, K s value distributions of 9,569 Aegilops paralogues identified from best reciprocal BLASTP searches. Coloured lines superimposed on K s plots represent significant components identified via a likelihood mixture model implemented in EMMIX. Each component is written as ā€˜colour/mean K s value/proportion’, where colour is the component (curve) colour and proportion is the percentage of duplicated genes assigned to the identified component. There are four components: grey/0.03/0.04, red/0.23/0.44, green/0.72/0.45 and blue/1.71/0.07. The smaller plot represents the same distribution after removal of the tandem duplicates. The four components are grey/0.04/0.04, red/0.23/0.33, green/0.70/0.55 and blue/1.71/0.08. d, Density plot of K s values of best reciprocal BLASTP hits in the genomes of Ae. tauschii, B. distachyon, O. sativa, S. bicolor and Z. mays. Density distribution of K s values of Ae. tauschii syntenic anchor gene pairs.

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