Table 2.
Summary and annotation of SNPs on a population-scale
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| Category | Number of SNPs | Category | Angara | New Zealand | Rex | Total | ||
| Total | 24,831,754 | Sample size | n = 6 | n = 6 | n = 6 | n = 18 | ||
| Upstream | 156,603 | Number of total SNPs | 15,622,108 | 16,948,460 | 16,539,048 | 24,831,754 | ||
| Exonic | Stop gain | 607 | Number of shared SNPs | 12,234,559 | ||||
| Stop loss | 64 | |||||||
| Synonymous | 103,686 | |||||||
| Nonsynonymous | 57,721 |
‘Upstream’ refers to a variant that overlaps with the 1 kb region upstream of the gene start site ‘Stop gain’ means that a nsSNP leads to the creation of a stop codon at the variant site ‘Stop loss’ means that a nsSNP leads to the elimination of a stop codon at the variant site ‘Splicing’ means that a variant is within 2 bp of a splice junction ‘Downstream’ means that a variant overlaps with the 1 kb region downstream of the gene end site ‘Upstream/Downstream’ means that a variant is located in downstream and upstream regions (possibly for two different genes) |
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| Intronic | 6,751,084 | |||||||
| Splicing | 670 | |||||||
| Downstream | 148,646 | |||||||
| Upstream/downstream | 1729 | |||||||
| Intergenic | 17,610,944 | |||||||