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. 2014 May 9;197(3):1025–1038. doi: 10.1534/genetics.114.163063

Table 2. SNPs that are significant at empirical threshold 5% with different analysis of allele frequencies in the six Yenisei populations.

Gene SNPa #SNP linked Methodsb Mutationc
PoCCA1 570 2 BEV, FST Intron
582 2 FST Intron
1016 2 LR, BEV Intron
2803 5 LR Intron
4113 1 LR, BEV NS: Ser/Leu
PoFTL2 1567 1 FST Promoter
PoGI F2_605 5 BEV, FST NS: His/Tyr (F4_138, F4_810)
F4_134 1 BEV NS: Gly/Arg
F4_638 2 LR, BEV, FST NS: Phe/Leu
F6_8 1 BEV Intron
F6_39 1 BEV Intron
F6_76 1 FST Intron
PoMFTL1 273 1 BEV, FST Intron
322 3 LR, BEV Intron
416 12 LR, BEV Intron
1487 1 BEV Intron
2888 1 FST Intron
PoPHYN 583 1 FST Intron
2695 5 LR SYN (2478)
PoPHYP 562 1 LR, BEV SYN
726 1 LR, BEV NS: Leu/Pro
802 1 BEV SYN
PoPRR7 4758 1 BEV Syn
5687 1 BEV, FST NS: Asn/Asp
6627 1 BEV, FST Intron
6656 1 BEV, FST Intron
6717 1 LR, BEV Intron
a

Only the most significant outlier SNP in the LD group listed.

b

LR, linear regression empirical significance; FST, BayeScan empirical significance; BEV, Bayenv empirical significance;

c

Mutation type of the SNP: NS, nonsynonymous; SYN, synonymous; positions of all nonsynonymous SNPs linked to are also indicated in the parentheses.