. 1997 Dec 23;94(26):14894–14899. doi: 10.1073/pnas.94.26.14894

Table 1.

Polymorphisms in ρ⁰-derived PCR fragments

COX I			COX II
A5984G	G6383A^*	C6935T^*	C7650T^*^†	G8065A^*^†
G5985C	C6410T^*	C6938T^†	T7705C^*^†	C8080T^*^†
G6023A^*^†	C6483T^*^†	A7146G^*^†	C7810T^*	C8140T
C6242T^*	T6512C	C7256T^*^†	C7868T^*^†	G8153A
A6266C^*^†	C6542T^*^†	G7316A^†	C7891T^*	T8167C^*^†
A6299G	C6569A^*^†		G7912A^*^†	C8203T^*^†
G6366A^*^†	T6641C		A8021G^*^†

Only unambiguous nucleotide differences found between the “Cambridge” sequence and the sequence of uncloned PCR products amplified from total DNA isolated from ρ⁰ cells are shown. Polymorphisms in boldface type were reported by Davis et al. (15).

Polymorphism is present at the analogous nucleotide position in chimpanzee mtDNA (Genbank accession no. D38113).

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Polymorphism is present at the analogous nucleotide position in gorilla mtDNA (Genbank accession no. X93347).