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. 2010 May 14;86(5):674–685. doi: 10.1016/j.ajhg.2010.03.001

Table 5.

Significant KS Test Rates

X12-Based X42-Based
ZP3R-ZP3 versus chr1-chr7 gene pairs 0.760 0.740
PIP5K1A-DPY19L1 versus chr1-chr7 gene pairs 0.295 0.476
ZP3R-ZP3 versus ZP3R-chr7 genes 0.818 0.811
ZP3R-ZP3 versus ZP3-chr1 genes 0.803 0.738

The proportions of significant KS tests with α=0.05 are shown for X12-based permutation and X42-based permutation tests (row 1) comparing the ZP3-ZP3R results to chromosome 1–7 random gene pairs, (row 2) comparing DPY19L1-PIP5K1A to chromosome 1–7 random gene pairs, (row 3) comparing ZP3-ZP3R to ZP3R paired with chromosome 7 genes, and (row 4) comparing ZP3-ZP3R to ZP3 paired with chromosome 1 genes. All KS tests are against the alternative hypothesis that the fixed gene pair p values are more significant than the varying gene pair p values.