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Table 5 Statistics on chromosome fragments

From: Proximity ligation scaffolding and comparison of two Trichoderma reesei strains genomes

Strain

Chromosome

Fragment size (kb)

Nb of genes

CBS 999.97 (1-1, re)

chr II => chr IV (D-segment)

539

167 genes

chr IV => chr II (L-segment)

33

11 genes

QM9414 & QM9123

chr I => chr II

2321

634 genes

chr II => chr I

1096

322 genes

chr II => chr VI

192

63 genes

chr VI => chr I

1329

369 genes

QM9978

chr V => chr VII

2374

644 genes

chr VII => chr V

1077

290 genes

Rut-C30

chr I => chr III

1133

309 genes

chr I => chr VI

1630

442 genes

chr III => chr III

1976

485 genes

chr VI => chr I

402

114 genes

  1. For each of the breakpoint described in Tables 3 and 4, the size and number of genes of the resulting chromosome fragment (from the breakpoint to the telomere or to the next breakpoint) were calculated. The only dispensable fragment is the L-segment described in CBS999.97 (1-1, re) [10]