Fig. 3From: Genome-wide expansion and reorganization during grass evolution: from 30 Mb chromosomes in rice and Brachypodium to 550 Mb in AvenaSyntenic relationship of Avena strigosa (AST), A. longiglumis (ALO), and A. eriantha (AER) genomesA Syntenic analysis of AST (top), ALO (middle), and AER (bottom). Subterminal regions are frequently involved in inter- and intra-specific evolutionary translocations. B Dotplot of AAT-ALO. C–E Fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) showing evolutionarily recent inter-genomic translocations between Avena genomes in the polyploid A. sativa. These are similar in extent to those identified by synteny analysis between Avena species. C FISH karyotype of A. sativa. Probes are AF226603_45bp (TET, pseudo-blue) for C genome, pAs120a (biotin, pseudo-red) for A genome, and Ab-T148 (digoxigenin, pseudo-green) for A/D genome. Probes were amplified from A. longiglumis. D Translocation shown by orange dotted square in Fig. 3C. D and E Translocation shown by green dotted square in Fig. 3CBack to article page