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Figure 5

From: Genome-wide identification and comparative analysis of the heat shock transcription factor family in Chinese white pear (Pyrus bretschneideri) and five other Rosaceae species

Figure 5

Segmental duplication between members of the Hsf family in Chinese white pear. (a) PbHsfA3a(Pbr005496) and PbHsfA3b(Pbr016805), (b) PbHsfA4a(Pbr000538) and PbHsfA4b(Pbr016090), (c) PbHsfA6a(Pbr036788) and PbHsfA6b(Pbr014670) and PbHsfA6a(Pbr036788) and PbHsfA6c(Pbr018847), (d) PbHsfA7a(Pbr009953) and PbHsfA7b(Pbr012908), (e) PbHsfB1a(Pbr025141) and PbHsfB1c(Pbr030422), (f) PbHsfC1a(Pbr014107) and PbHsfC1b(Pbr016948). The figure shows a region of 100 kb on each side flanking the Hsf genes. Homologous gene pairs are connected with bands. The chromosome segment is indicated by black horizontal line, and the broad line with arrowhead represents gene and its transcriptional orientation. The text besides the gene is the gene locus identifier suffix. The Hsf genes are shown in red, homologous genes are shown in yellow, and other genes shown in green.

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