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. 2016 Dec 19;45(4):1889–1901. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkw1259

Table 1. Base pair substitution counts and mutation rates in the clone trees.

Isolate No. subclones sequenced Days in culture BPS BPS/ELC mean (×10−3) BPS/ELC 95% CI (×10−3) BPS/ELC/bp mean (×10−10) BPS/ELC/bp 95% CI (×10−10)
3D7 37 203 15 4.91 3.48–6.33 2.10 1.49–2.72
HB3 81 250 17 6.88 3.30–10.45 2.95 1.42–4.49
Dd2 56 298 18 7.45 3.80–11.11 3.20 1.63–4.77
W2 20 119 11 N/A N/A N/A N/A
KH1-01 59 447 20 5.29 1.29–9.28 2.27 0.550–3.98
KH2-01 26 87 4 3.83 0.330–7.34 1.64 0.142–3.15
Total 279 1404 85 5.71 3.96–7.46 2.45 1.70–3.20

The mean base pair substitution (BPS) rate of all generations of each isolate's clone tree, along with 95% confidence interval (CI), are shown. All means were weighted by the size of the clone tree generated, defined as the product of the number of subclone genomes analysed and number of days in culture (see Materials and Methods and Supplementary Figure S2). ELC = erythrocytic life cycle. We excluded W2 data from mutation rate calculations due to an insufficient number of BPS observed after the first generation of the clone tree.