Extended Data Fig. 1: Chromatin and genetic maps of amphioxus genome. | Nature Ecology & Evolution

Extended Data Fig. 1: Chromatin and genetic maps of amphioxus genome.

From: Deeply conserved synteny resolves early events in vertebrate evolution

Extended Data Fig. 1

(a): Chromatin conformation capture contact map for amphioxus genome assembly. Density of read-pairs representing three-dimensional chromatin contacts are shown as a heat map. (b): Maternal meiotic linkage map of amphioxus from a 96 progeny F1 cross. Markers represent phased 500 kb windows of the chromosomal assembly; consecutive windows are combined when there is no evidence for recombination in the genotyped progeny. Amphioxus linkage groups and the 19 longest assembled scaffolds are in 1:1 correspondence, confirming the Hi-C-based chromosome-scale assembly. (See Supplementary Note 4.).

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