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. 2013 Mar 27;10:35. doi: 10.1186/1742-4690-10-35

Table 1.

Betaretroviral elements in mega- and microbat transcriptomes

 
 
 
P. alecto
R. megaphyllus
R. ferrumequinum
 
 
 
Lowest a
# Hits b
Lowest
# Hits
Lowest
# Hits
      e-value   e-value   e-value  
Betaretroviruses
JSRV
Gag
1.65×10-121
150
3.86×10-28
9
ND
0
 
Pol
<1×10-250
246
7.80×10-36
16
1.0×10-58
1
 
Env
1.29×10-51
48
4.00×10-15
3
ND
0
SMR
Gag
1.75×10-59
185
1.31×10-15
3
ND
0
 
Pol
<1×10-250
241
2.13×10-40
5
7.0×10-56
1
 
Env
2.58×10-31
137
2.65×10-31
2
1.0×10-87
1
MPMV
Gag
2.16×10-104
190
1.49×10-20
5
ND
0
 
Pol
<1×10-250
287
7.71×10-34
21
1.0×10-58
1
 
Env
1.83×10-33
140
1.48×10-31
6
2.0×10-98
1
MMTV
Gag
6.85×10-53
90
4.82×10-13
2
ND
0
 
Pol
<1×10-250
269
1.36×10-31
15
2.0×10-45
1
 
Env
8.39×10-54
19
ND
0
ND
0
SRV
Gag
1.70×10-108
185
2.96×10-20
5
ND
0
 
Pol
<1×10-250
290
9.34×10-39
21
9.0×10-62
1
    Env 1.31×10-35 136 2.75×10-26 2 1.0×10-109 1

aGag, Pol, and Env proteins were translated from the genomes of extant betaretroviruses and used as search queries in a tBLASTn analysis of the Illumina sequenced transcriptome of P. alecto, and the 454 sequenced transcriptomes of R. megaphyllus, and R. ferrumequinum. The e-value of the transcriptome hit with the greatest sequence similarity (lowest e-value) to each query sequence is displayed.

bThe number of transcripts identified in the transcriptomes with an e-value < 1 × 10-10. ND: No data.

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