Table 3.
Summary of codons usage studies in non-grass monocots
Parameters | Orchidaceae | Arecaceae | Arecaceae | Liliaceae | Musaceae | Amaryllidaceae | |||
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Species | Phalaenopsis aphrodite | Oncidium Gower Ramsey | Phoenix dactylifera | Elaeis guineensis | Colchicum autumnale | Gloriosa superba | Musa acuminata | Allium cepa | |
Genome type | Chloroplast | Chloroplast | Chloroplast | Nuclear | Chloroplast | Chloroplast | Nuclear | Chloroplast | 43.50 % |
GC content (%) | 37.00 | 48–50.8 | |||||||
AT content (%) | 62.68 | ||||||||
Codon preference at 3rd codon position | A or T | A or T | A or T | G or C | A or T | G or C | |||
Main factor for shaping codon usage | Mutational bias | GC-biased gene conversion | GC-biased gene conversion | ||||||
Total codons representing all the protein- coding genes | 22 950 | 22 950 | |||||||
Most preferred stop codon | TGA | ||||||||
Most frequent amino acids | Isoleucine | Isoleucine | Isoleucine | Isoleucine, leucine | |||||
Least frequent amino acids | Cysteine | Cysteine | |||||||
Reference(s) | Chang et al. (2006) | Xu et al. (2011) | Yang et al. (2010) | Jouannic et al. (2005), Nakamura et al. (2000), Low et al. (2008), Ho et al. (2007), Clément et al. (2017) | Nguyen et al. (2015) | Nguyen et al. (2015) | Clément et al. (2017) | D’Hont et al. (2012), Martin et al. (2013) | Kuhl et al. (2004) |