Fig. 3: Sex-linked polymorphisms along the sex-determining region in Vitis spp. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Sex-linked polymorphisms along the sex-determining region in Vitis spp.

From: The genetic basis of sex determination in grapes

Fig. 3

The number of all (a) and nonsynonymous sex-linked SNPs (b) per kbp across the sex-determining region (SDR). SNPs were identified by aligning all Vitis haplotypes to Vv vinifera Cabernet Sauvignon hap1 (H). Only SNPs strictly (100%) linked to one sex type were plotted. c Linkage disequilibrium (LD) across the region represented as the median of the squared correlation coefficients (r2) between all pairs of SNPs calculated within 20 kbp windows. d TF-binding motif conservation per gene promoter detected in the SDR. The x-axis denotes the location on the Cabernet Sauvignon hap1 (H) SDR, and the two black triangles along this axis mark the position of the genetic markers VVIB2317 and VSVV01010 that are closely linked to the SDR. The potential position of the recombination event responsible for the reversion to hermaphroditism in domesticated Vv vinifera is also indicated. e Gene composition of the H haplotype of Vv vinifera Cabernet Sauvignon hap1. Genes are colored as in Fig. 2d and white-colored genes are not sex-linked. Genes affected by nonsense mutations are indicated with an X followed by the affected haplotype and the gene name in parentheses. f Neighbor-joining clustering of the protein sequences encoded by each gene of the SDR. Yellow, purple and gray colors represent F, M and H haplotypes, respectively. Source data underlying Figs. 3a–d, f are provided as a Source Data file.

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