Figure 5

The empirical density of the Sakai strain partitioned into single and multiple copy genes. (a) The theoretical location of the four modes, assuming a constant coefficient of hybridisation and labelling. (b) The empirical density of the Sakai data. The primary mode consists of 3,755 and 240 genes present in all three of the sequenced strains on the Cy5 channel highlighted as single and multiple gene copies (solid line and broken line, respectively). The secondary mode includes genes that are specific to only Sakai strain and consists of 948 and 586 genes in single and multiple copies (solid and broken lines, respectively).