File:GEvo-local-dup-show-overlap.png

GEvo results with "auto adjust" HSP and Genomic Features turned on. This causes GEvo to find genomic features and blast-hits that overlap at the same position, and drawn them such that they are separated in order to identify local duplications in a genomic region, repeat sequences, and alternatively spliced transcripts. This is a comparison between orthologous regions of Arabidopsis thaliana and Arabidopsis lyrata, and can be regenerated at http://tinyurl.com/mokdnn. Wedges have been drawn connection regions of sequence similarity between one gene in the bottom panel. This shows that this one gene has sequence similar to four regions in the orthologous genomic region, which is indicative of a local gene duplication. Also, there is a "stack" of HSPs which is caused by repeated sequences. Note that two genes have annotations for being alternatively spliced, which is visualized by separating the drawing of overlapping genomic features.