File:Chargraff-2nd-6-mers.png
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English: Histogram showing the frequency of 6-mers and their reverse complements. The almost exact correspondence in numbers is striking, confirming Chargaff's 2nd parity rule for 6-mers in prokaryotic chromosomes. |
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