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Resolution: standard / high Figure 1.
Conservation of mouse frame-preserving (left) and frame-disrupting (right) cassette
exons with different inclusion level in human, dog and rat genomes for different groups
of genes: (A, B, C) rapidly, moderately, and slowly evolving genes, respectively. Top plots: blue diamonds, red squares and green triangles – the fraction of mouse
cassette exons conserved in the human, dog and rat genomes, respectively. Crescent
pie charts below: the segment sizes are proportional to the number of exons conserved
in the human, dog and rat genomes (grey), exons conserved in the rat genome and in
the human or dog genome but not both (blue and red, respectively), exons conserved
only in the rat genome (dark green for estimated functional conservation, brown for
residual conservation, see the text for details), mouse-specific exons (green).
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