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. 2012 May 14;12:69. doi: 10.1186/1471-2229-12-69

Table 1.

Mutations identified in durum wheat SBEIIa

Gene DNA Protein PSSM SIFT
SBEIIaA
G5239A
G427D
6.6
0.09
 
C5256T
H433Y
22.3
0.00
 
G5267A
W436*
 
 
 
G5268A
D437N
7.9
0.04
 
G5429A
E461K
17.1
0.01
 
G5493A
G482E
27.1
0.00
 
C5801T
H518Y
-8.3
1.00
SBEIIaB
G5011A
G427D
-0.04
0.50
 
G5020A
R430H
21.4
0.00
 
G5022A
G431S
25.2
0.00
 
C5025T
H432Y
-3.6
1.00
 
G5033A
W434*
 
 
 
G5040A
D437N
19.9
0.01
 
G5062A
G444E
17.0
0.00
 
G5065A
S445N
-4.7
1.00
 
G5069A
W446*
 
 
 
G5073A
SJ
 
 
 
G5168A
R450K
19.0
0.01
 
G5189A
R457K
19.0
0.01
 
G5203A
E462K
18.3
0.00
 
G5219A
G467E
27.7
0.00
 
G5233A
G472R
27.3
0.00
 
G5234A
G472E
27.7
0.00
 
C5240T
T474I
21.9
0.00
 
G5272A
SJ
 
 
  C5582T A521V 4.8 0.33

DNA and protein refer to the nucleotide and amino acid changes resulting from the mutation. SJ refers to a splice junction mutation and the symbol * indicates a stop mutation. Mutation severity is predicted using the PARSESNP and SIFT programs [36,37]. Mutations are predicted to have a severe effect on protein function if PSSM scores are >10 and and SIFT scores are <0.05.