Table 1.
Allelic frequencies of 1014L, 1014F and 1014S in three sibling species of Anopheles gambiae complex in Dielmo
| Species | Genotypes | Total (N) | Alleles | 2N | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LL | LF | LS | FS | FF | SS | 1014L | 1014F | 1014S | |||
| An. arabiensis | 128 (0.5000) | 2 (0.0077) | 28 (0.1081) | 19 (0.0742) | 10 (0.0391) | 69 (0.2664) | 256 (1.0000) | 286 (0.5586) | 41 (0.0801) | 185 (0.3613) | 512 (1.0000) |
| An. coluzzii | 9 (0.6000) | 1 (0.0667) | 0 (0.0000) | 2 (0.1333) | 2 (0.1333) | 1 (0.0667) | 15 (1.0000) | 19 (0.6333) | 7 (0.2333) | 4 (0.1333) | 30 (1.0000) |
| An. gambiae s.s. | 7 (0.7778) | 1 (0.1111) | 0 (0.0000) | 0 (0.0000) | 1 (0.1111) | 0 (0.0000) | 9 (1.0000) | 15 (0.8333) | 3 (0.1667) | 0 (0.0000) | 18 (1.0000) |
Figures in parenthesis indicate genotype or allelic frequencies
N number of samples characterized, L leucine, F phenylalanine, S serine