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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Mutat Res. 2013 Sep 14;0:36–41. doi: 10.1016/j.mrfmmm.2013.09.001

Table 1.

Number of mtDNA sequence haplotypes in the single CD34+ cell population

Donor1 Sample2 Age/Sex Live cells
/ Gated
cells (%)3
CD34+
cells /
Live cells
(%)3
No. of
cells for
mtDNA
analysis
No. of
haplotypes
No. of haplotypes
defined by nucleotide
substitutions
No. of
haplotypes
/ 100 cells
No. of haplotypes
by substitutions /
100 cells
Donor #1 Sample 5 51/M 62.55 0.208 96 10 5 10.4 5.2
B-8 91.92 0.371 94 35 28 37.2 29.8
Donor #2 Sample 10 89/F 70.29 0.079 95 22 14 23.2 14.7
B-3 96.41 0.026 86 48 42 55.8 48.8
Donor #3 Sample 6 60/F 77.95 0.099 95 19 10 20.0 10.5
B-6 89.71 0.025 95 47 38 49.5 40.0
Donor #4 Sample 9 87/F 71.24 0.019 95 13 8 13.7 8.4
B-5 87.69 0.025 95 49 40 51.6 42.1
1

These four donors were maternally related and belonged to family B described in our recent study [15]. Donors #1, #2, #3, and #4 refer to family members B-8, B-3, B-6 and B-5, respectively.

2

Samples from the same donors that were included in group I and group II were represented marked by “Sample” and “B-”, respectively. The mtDNA sequence data for samples of group II (B-8, B-3, B-6, and B-5) were taken from Yao et al. [15].

3

The gating for living cells and CD34+ cells was defined in Figure 1.