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. 2008 Oct 7;8:274. doi: 10.1186/1471-2148-8-274

Table 3.

McDonald and Kreitman tests of whether natural selection has driven the divergence of the TEP1s and TEP1r protein sequences.

Region analysed na Codonsb Ds Ps Dn Pn NIc pd
Whole CDS 29 1287 98 87 76 36 0.53 0.015
5' end (low divergence) 29 417 1 29 2 20 0.345 >0.5
3' end (high Divergence) 29 870 97 58 74 16 0.362 0.001
   TED 85 272 30 23 42 12 0.373 0.024
   remainder 29 598 65 43 30 10 0.500 0.123

Sequences of TEP1s and TEP1r were pooled across all populations and both species (An. gambiae and An. Arabiensis). Tests were conducted separately for regions that show high or low divergence between alleles, as well as separately for the TED region. The test is accomplished by comparing divergence and polymorphism at synonymous sites (Ps and Ds, respectively) to divergence and polymorphism at nonsynonymous sites (Dn and Pn, respectively)

a – Total number of haplotypes

b – Analysed codons

c – Neutrality Index

d – p-value 2-tailed fishers exact test