- Title
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Multiple Sex-Associated Regions and a Putative Sex Chromosome in Zebrafish Revealed by RAD Mapping and Population Genomics
- Authors
- Anderson, J.L., Rodriguez-Mari, A., Braasch, I., Amores, A., Hohenlohe, P., Batzel, P., and Postlethwait, J.H.
- Source
- Full text @ PLoS One
Repetitive nature of the hetetochromatic region of chr-4 compared to the whole zebrafish genome. (A) Genome wide distribution (chr-1 to 25 across the top of the figure) of genetic elements enriched in the heterochromatic region of chr-4. Rows listed top to bottom: 5S RNA motif, micro RNAs (miRNAs), four different Ensembl multigene families (ENSFM), small nuclear RNAs (snRNAs), transfer RNAs (tRNAs), Kolobok-1 transposon, and pseudogenes. See Table 2 for specifics on these elements. (B) Within chr-4 (position in Mb listed across the top), enriched elements are found in the hetrochromatic region (green) delineated by the mir-430 cluster (light blue) at the centromeric side and sar-4 (red) near the telomere of the p arm. (C) Schematic of chr-4 with locations of the centromere, heterochromatic region and sar-4. (D) Replication banding of a cell cultured from a female zebrafish showing the late replication of chr-4q (arrows), unique among the 50 zebrafish chromosome arms. (E) Enlargement of the chr-4 pair; note |