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Figure 4

From: Microarray karyotyping of commercial wine yeast strains reveals shared, as well as unique, genomic signatures

Figure 4

Karyoscopes of Chromosome 7 from individual Montrachet isolates. The larger black bar on the left, placed under the left end of chromosome 7 from the Lalvin Montrachet isolate (GSY1), shows a 37-ORF region that has been depleted (or deleted) with respect to the S288C laboratory strain and with respect to the chromosome 7's of each of the other two Montrachet isolates. The smaller black bar on the right, under the UCD522 (GSY3) chromosome, indicates a region of 3 ORFs (including MAL11 and MAL13) that are present at "wild-type" (S288C) copy number in the UCD522 strain but are depleted or deleted in the other two Montrachet strains. Note that this same MAL region is also present at "wild-type" copy number in UCD725, but is depleted or deleted in all remaining wine yeast strains. Again, all karyoscopes are drawn to the same scale.

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