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GENE: Gene ID <br>
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STRAND: Gene strand <br>
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TISSUE: Tissue type (Acronyms detailed in Figure 1 of Wilson et al.) <br>
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LOG2FC: Gene expression log fold change (log2(gene_exp_mutated_sequence / gene_exp_original_sequence)) <br>
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GENE: Gene ID <br>
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STRAND: Gene strand <br>
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TISSUE: Tissue type (Acronyms detailed in Figure 1 of Wilson et al.) <br>
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LOG2FC: Gene expression log fold change (log2(gene_exp_mutated_sequence / gene_exp_original_sequence)) <br>
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## Data source for Figures 2-8
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### File structure for: Figures/Figure[FIGURE_NUMBER]_panel[PANEL_LETTER].txt
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Text files containing the data used to plot Figures 2 to 8 from Mendoza-Revilla & Trop et al., 2024.
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The text files are named using the following format: Figure[FIGURE_NUMBER]_panel[PANEL_LETTER].txt
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[FIGURE_NUMBER]: This is the number of the figure in the publication. For example, if the data corresponds to Figure 3, this part of the file name will be "Figure3".
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[PANEL_LETTER]: This is the letter corresponding to a specific panel within the figure. Figures often contain multiple panels labeled with letters (e.g., a, b, c). For example, if the data corresponds to panel b of Figure 3, this part of the file name will be "panelb".
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