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8280 - 8290 Homo sapiens - Deletions Deletion length: 9 bp Does not remove any origin of replication Inside the major arc |
Breakpoint flanking sequences more information in Documentation - Flanking regions |
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| Two-dimensional scatterplot showing the location of the selected deletion (red diamond) versus the full dataset (grey dots). Each point represents an mtDNA rearrangement with the 5’ breakpoint on the x-axis and the 3’ breakpoint on the y-axis. |
Circular mtDNA plot specifying the location of the deleted region (black bar). |
| Length distribution of the deleted region in the selected deletion (red bar) versus the full dataset (grey bars) .The cases were grouped 100-nt windows. |
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