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Transcriptional Slippage and RNA Editing Increase the Diversity of Transcripts in Chloroplasts: Insight from Deep Sequencing of Vigna radiata Genome and Transcriptome.

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Fig 1. CP genome map and comparisons of Vigna radiata var. sublobata TC1966. Four concentric circles from the outside to inside represent the TC1966 CP genome map, the variances between TC1966 and NM92 (RIL59), the variances between TC1966 and KPS1, and th
Fig 2. Correlation between transcriptional slippage (TS) frequency and simple sequence repeat (SSR) length.
Table 1. RNA editing pattern in the CP genome of mungbean accession RIL59.
Fig 3. RNA transcript variation of psbF gene. (A) CP genome sequence detected by direct sequencing of PCR amplicons
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