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. 2008 Dec 5;105(50):19797–19802. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0809770105

Table 1.

Comparison of mutation rates in Cse4p-binding and other genomic noncoding regions in C. albicans and C. dubliniensis

Cse4p-binding (%) Cse4p-binding (shuffled) (%) Pericentric (%) Intergenic (%)
Total bases 26,836 26,836 40,280 593,782
Aligned (DIALIGN2) 12,440 (46) 11,650 (43) 27,684 (68) 530,847 (89)
Mutated (DIALIGN2) 7,624 (61) 7,201 (62) 10,229 (36) 154,473 (29)
Aligned (Sigma) 0 0 15,015 (37) 334,363 (56)
Mutated (Sigma) 0 0 3,323 (22) 57,548 (17)

The fraction of bases aligned by Sigma and DIALIGN2 and the mutation rates within the aligned regions, for Cse4p-binding regions, pericentric regions, and intergenic regions are shown. Also shown, as a null hypothesis, are numbers for ″shuffled″ Cse4p-binding regions, where regions from different nonorthologous chromosomes were aligned.