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. 2013 Aug 29;9(8):e1003724. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1003724

Table 1. Population genetic data for MT and autosomal genes.

no. sequences1 π sil2 FST 3
MT+ MT total MT+ MT
R Domain sex-limited
MTA1 7 na na 4.22 (1.11) na na
MID na 6 na na 11.11 (3.38) na
R Domain shared
PR46 7 6 16.0 (1.80) 1.13 (0.24) 6.08 (1.94) 0.85000
PDK1 7 6 23.3 (3.42) 1.27 (0.32) 18.8 (4.51) 0.72130
C/T domain shared
SPP3 7 6 45.6 (4.20) 44.7 (7.03) 51.8 (7.36) −0.10563
MAT3 4 3 23.7 (3.43) 24.6 (5.88) 5.80 (2.32) 0.45217
SAD1 7 6 43.8 (6.96) 31.9 (8.72) 50.1 (16.2) 0.16461
Autosomal
GP1 7 6 25.1 (5.25) 31.3 (7.82) 20.8 (4.44) −0.11345
IDA5/Actin 4 3 35.6 (5.38) 38.2 (7.15) 37.4 (15.0) −0.11494
CBLP 4 3 49.9 (6.32) 49.7 (14.27) 49.0 (16.0) 0.01946
YPT4 4 3 22.7 (4.50) 16.9 (4.86) 26.2 (11.6) 0.12821

Notes: na not applicable.

1

Number of MT+ and MT− sequences analyzed for each gene.

2

Polymorphism rate for silent sites (non-coding and synonymous)×1000. Standard deviation in parentheses. Values are given for all sequences (total) and for the MT+ and MT− isolates separately. MT+ and MT− values that differ from the total value by >1 standard deviation are shown in bold.

3

Population differentiation between MT+ and MT− isolates.

Values near 0 correspond to no differentiation and values near 1 correspond to complete differentiation. Bold values correspond to those genes showing significant differentiation between MT+ and MT− isolates.