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. 2016 Jul 11;90(15):6724–6737. doi: 10.1128/JVI.00573-16

TABLE 2.

Peaks of nonsynonymous nucleotide diversity for all open reading frames of SPgVver, SIVver, and DMVV-1 in South African vervet monkeysa

Virus ORF Start position Stop position Length (no. of codons) % of variants with nonsynonymous polymorphism
SIVver (n = 13) gag
pol
vif
vpx
tat 5685 5735 17 31
7980 8120 47 85
rev
env 6107 6226 40 92
6335 6376 14 85
7013 7078 22 62
nef
SPgVver (n = 17) 1053 1082 10 24
1326 1376 17 29
2244 2282 13 24
2403 2438 12 12
2604 2630 9 29
6696 6746 17 12
8922 8966 15 47
DMVV-1 (n = 14) 1a 733 768 12 21
TF 2924 3064 47 71
3152 3232 27 50
3512 3541 10 21
1b
2a′
3′ 11389 11442 18 64
11527 11565 13 57
4′
2a
2b 12470 12526 19 79
3 13201 13230 10 64
4 13227 13307 27 86
13512 13571 20 71
5a
5 13748 13849 34 79
13922 13987 22 100
6
7
a

Peaks were identified conservatively as 9-codon sliding windows in which πN exceeded both the respective window's πS and the mean value of πS for the ORF. Start and stop sites refer to approximate nucleotide coordinates in the genome sequence. Dashes indicate the absence of a nonsynonymous peak in that ORF.