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. 2014 Feb 27;31(5):1066–1076. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msu085

Table 1.

Biased Homoeologs in the In Silico Hybrid, Reciprocal F1 Hybrids, and Tetraploids.

Expression in Parentsa Expression in Hybrids/Tetraploids N9 9N NN99 99NN
N = 9 N = 9 Parental condition 4503 (38.79%) 4545 (39.15%) 3023 (26.04%) 3063 (26.39%)
N > 9 N > 9 Parental condition 1297 (11.17%) 1249 (10.76%) 1322 (11.39%) 1253 (10.79%)
N < 9 N < 9 Parental condition 951 (8.19%) 952 (8.20%) 1357 (11.69%) 1497 (12.90%)
N > 9 N = 9 No bias in hybrids/tetraploids 1321 (11.38%) 1368 (11.78%) 891 (7.68%) 933 (8.04%)
N < 9 N = 9 No bias in hybrids/tetraploids 1807 (15.57%) 1797 (15.48%) 978 (8.43%) 952 (8.20%)
N = 9 N > 9 Novel bias in hybrids/tetraploids 801 (6.90%) 776 (6.69%) 1403 (12.09%) 1184 (10.20%)
N = 9 N < 9 Novel bias in hybrids/tetraploids 481 (4.14%) 464 (4.00%) 1359 (11.71%) 1538 (13.25%)
N > 9 N < 9 Opposite bias in hybrids/tetraploids 147 (1.27%) 148 (1.27%) 552 (4.76%) 579 (4.99%)
N < 9 N > 9 Opposite bias in hybrids/tetraploids 300 (2.58%) 309 (2.66%) 723 (6.23%) 609 (5.25%)

Note.—N = 9 denotes equal expression; N > 9 and N < 9 denote Nipponbare-biased and 93-11-biased expression, respectively.

aBased on the homoeolog expression bias test in the in silico hybrid.