Biased Distribution of Inverted and Direct Alus in the Human Genome: Implications for Insertion, Exclusion, and Genome Stability

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Figure 6.
Figure 6.

The distance between homologous regions for Alu pairs of different alignment lengths. The adjacent Alus were analyzed as described in Figure 3B, where the separation distance “b + c” (see Fig. 1) and the pairs were grouped info five alignment length ranges (bp): (A) >275; (B) 201–275; (C) 126–200; (D) 51–125; (E) <50.

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  1. Genome Res. 11: 12-27

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