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. 2023 Nov 17;5(3):100767. doi: 10.1016/j.xplc.2023.100767

Table 2.

Comparisons of homologous chromosomes of H. tuberosus.

Length (Mb) Gene number Single-copy genes Genes used for phylogenya Phylogenetic tree topologyb Intra-A1/A2/B
identityc
Inter-A1/A2/B identityd
Chr01 173–212 3212–3716 607 227 ([H1,H2],[H3,H4],[H5,H6]) 97.16% 97.04%
Chr02 130–200 2374–3198 542 542 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.24% 96.99%
Chr03 206–230 3663–4109 864 864 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.19% 96.98%
Chr04 166–255 2615–4539 383 383 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 98.67% 97.16%
Chr05 144–193 2628–3140 548 240 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.69% 97.32%
Chr06 159–209 3230–3917 691 691 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 98.00% 97.14%
Chr07 155–173 2309–2795 509 509 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 98.02% 97.81%
Chr08 193–229 3290–3858 735 735 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.81% 97.42%
Chr09 193–226 3531–4336 748 748 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.90% 97.41%
Chr10 198–228 3443–3997 760 760 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.46% 97.24%
Chr11 188–223 3286–3942 678 678 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.43% 97.22%
Chr12 148–201 2599–3657 495 495 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 98.88% 97.67%
Chr13 190–227 3156–3989 421 421 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.52% 97.09%
Chr14 184–205 3702–4104 867 867 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.84% 97.31%
Chr15 99–166 1998–3079 438 165 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.55% 97.13%
Chr16 205–246 3419–4461 716 716 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.60% 97.26%
Chr17 199–235 3454–4215 620 620 ([H1,H2], [H3,H4], [H5,H6]) 97.56% 97.42%
a

Number of single-copy genes used to infer the phylogenetic tree of six homologous chromosomes in each group. For chr01, chr05, and chr15, only single-copy genes with alignment identity of 92%–100% were used.

b

A phylogenetic tree was constructed from the CMSA of single-copy genes (gap regions were trimmed out).

c

Average alignment identity of single-copy genes between two homologous chromosomes of the same subgenome: A1 (H1 and H2), A2 (H3 and H4), or B (H5 and H6).

d

Average alignment identity of single-copy genes between two homologous chromosomes of different subgenomes: A1 and A2, A1 and B, or A2 and B.