TABLE 3.
NB vs.:
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NB gene | NA | CMS-C | CMS-S | CMS-T |
atp4 (660 bp) | 28-36 | |||
GGTaTaaaT → AAAaGaaaA | ||||
(GIN → KRK) | ||||
227 tTc → tGc (F → C) | ||||
287 cGg → cAg (R → Q) | ||||
348 tgT → tgC (C) | ||||
498 ttA → ttT (L → F) | ||||
513 acA → acT (T) | ||||
603 ctC → ctA (L) | 603 ctC → ctA (L) | |||
634 acc → aAGAGATcc | 634 acc → aAGAGATcc | 634 acc → aAGAGATcc | 634 acc → aAGAGATcc | |
(T → KRS) | (T → KRS) | (T → KRS) | (T → KRS) | |
atp6 (1233 bp) | P | First 481 bp unique | P | P |
537 ggcaag → ggTGag | ||||
(GK → GE) | ||||
ccmFN (1863 bp) | P | 1485 aGa → aTa (R → I) | ||
1577 ttG → ttT (L → F) | ||||
nad4L (303 bp) | 234 gcC → gcA (A) | P | 210 gcT → gcA (A) | |
nad7 exon 3 (467 bp) | P | P | P | 56 Ttg → Gtg (L → V) |
nad9 (573 bp) | P | P | P | 402 acT → acG (T) |
rps2A (1596 bp) | P | 225 ttA → ttC (L → F) | ||
691 Tgg → Ggg (W → G) | 691 Tgg → Ggg (W → G) | 691 Tgg → Ggg (W → G) | ||
815 gGc → gAc (G → D) | 815 gGc → gAc (G → D) | |||
835 Agt → Tgt (S → C) | 835 Agt → Tgt (S → C) | 835 Agt → Tgt (S → C) | ||
1243 Caa → Aaa (Q → K) | ||||
rps2B (1251 bp) | P | P | 231 ttA → ttC (L → F) | |
465 gtT → gtG (V) | ||||
750 gaA → gaT (E → D) | ||||
rps3 exon 2 (1606 bp) | P | P | 651 tTt → tAt (F → Y) | P |
rps13 (351 bp) | P | 349 at → cGGAAAtcreates 34 bp 3′ extension | P | P |
rrn18 (1968 bp) | P | 890 ct → cCTACGt | P | P |
1342 cCACGGAGa → ca | ||||
rrn26 (3552 bp) | P | 398 cc → cGGGCGc | 2882 at → aTCATTt | |
1898 cg → cGTTAGg |
Altered nucleotides are in capital letters, flanking nucleotides in lowercase. Numbers indicate nucleotide position of change, relative to the start site of the coding region (protein-coding genes) or mature RNA (rRNA genes). For protein-coding genes, the codon containing the change is given. Letters within parentheses are single-letter amino acid codes. “P” indicates that the gene is present in identical form. The number of base pairs in each coding region (whole gene or exon) is given.