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Fig. 2 | Genome Biology

Fig. 2

From: Strand asymmetry influences mismatch resolution during single-strand annealing

Fig. 2

Mapping of the reporters. a Overview of the insertions. For each construct, 1000 insertions were drawn at random and plotted on a circular representation of the mouse genome. Each tick mark represents a mapped insertion. b Dot plot of the relative insertion rate per chromosome. For each chromosome and each construct, the insertion rate was computed as the number of insertions per bp, normalized by the expected number of insertions under the uniform model. c Insertions relative to genes. The spie chart represents the global number of observed vs expected insertions inside and outside genes. The area of a wedge is proportional to the observed value, and its angle is proportional to the expected value (so depleted categories are within the gray circle and enriched categories protrude outside). The numbers represent observed over expected insertions, expressed in thousand. d Insertion sites in repeats. The bar plot shows the proportion of barcodes mapping to repeated sequences (see Table 1)

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