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. 2013 Aug 5;8(8):e70844. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0070844

Table 1. Chromosome content of subgenomic DNA samples prepared from chromosomes flow-sorted from peaks on flow karyotypes of Ae. umbellulata (MvGB470), Ae. comosa (MvGB1039), Ae. biuncialis (MvGB382) and Ae. geniculata (AE1311/00).

Subgenomic DNA samples		Chromosome content^*
Species	Flow karyotype peak
Ae. umbellulata	I	1U
	II	6U
	III	3U
	IV	2U, 4U, 5U, 7U
Ae. comosa	I	1M, 4M
	II	2M, 6M
	III	2M, 5M
	IV	3M, 7M
Ae. biuncialis	I	1U^b
	II	3U^b, 6U^b, 2M^b, 3M^b, 4M^b, 6M^b
	III	2U^b, 5U^b,4U^b, 7U^b, 1M^b, 3M^b, 5M^b
	IV	7M^b
Ae. geniculata	I	1U^g, 6M^g
	II	3U^g, 4U^g, 6U^g
	III	2U^g, 5U^g, 7U^g, 2M^g, 4M^g, 5M^g
	IV	1M^g, 3M^g, 7M^g

^*

Chromosomes were assigned to peaks in which they occurred at the highest frequency (Molnár et al. 2011b).