1. Number of RT (Hover to enlarge the figure)

The figure below counts the total number of RTs in each sample.

Number of RT

2. Ratio of RT for each base

The figure below shows the RT percentage of each base in each sample.

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yeast_vivo_rep4_1
yeast_vivo_rep4_2
yeast_vivo_rep4_2
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yeast_vitro_rep1_2
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yeast_vitro_rep2_1
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yeast_vitro_rep3
yeast_vitro_rep3
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yeast_denatured_rep1
yeast_denatured_rep2
yeast_denatured_rep2
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yeast_denatured_rep3_1
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3. Correlation heatmap (Hover to enlarge the figure)

The figure below shows the correlation between the samples. Filter out the bases on the genome with coverage greater than the threshold, slide with a sliding window and calculate the Pearson correlation coefficient for each window

Correlation heatmap