Fig. 4: Comparison of gene loss and disruption in the JN subgenomes (JNa and JNb).
From: Evolutionary and genomic comparisons of hybrid uninucleate and nonhybrid Rhizoctonia fungi
a Gene loss or gain was estimated based on the gene synteny of JNa or JNb in relation to LY. Gene substitution in JNb was that a syntenic fragment was replaced by another fragment containing more or fewer genes in relation to LY. Numbers of gene variations were divided into KOG categories and shown in the figure. b Distribution of disrupted genes by SNPs and InDels in JN subgenomes. Gene disruptions were produced by SNPs and nucleotide insertions or deletions, leading to premature or extending stop codons, and amino acid (aa) insertion or deletion compared with the LY syntenic genes. The numbers on the tops of the columns were the total genes modified.
