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. 2020 Mar 4;32(5):1479–1500. doi: 10.1105/tpc.19.00992

Table 1. Candidate SNPs in qem2 Annotated in Genes.

Chr Pos R M N AF Sh Region Gene ID Type AR AM Name
5 16,021,261 C T 60 0.87 40 CDS At5g40010 non-synonymous G S ASD
5 17,457,889 C T 38 1 40 CDS At5g43450 non-synonymous D N
5 18,031,708 G A 27 1 40 CDS At5g44690 non-synonymous R STOP
5 18,089,069 G A 52 1 40 CDS At5g44800 non-synonymous A V CHR4
5 19,281,739 G A 40 0.93 40 CDS At5g47530 non-synonymous G E
5 19,572,635 G A 17 0.94 32 3′UTR At5g48300 ADG1
5 19,637,792 G A 43 0.96 40 CDS At5g48460 non-synonymous A V ATFIM2
5 20,946,101 G A 49 0.83 40 CDS At5g51560 non-synonymous G S

AF, allele frequency; AM, amino acid inqem2; AR, amino acid in the reference genome (svp flc ft tsf soc1); CDS, coding sequence; Chr, chromosome; Gen ID, gene identifier; M, nucleotide in qem2; N, number of reads supporting the mutation; Pos, position of the mutated nucleotide; R, nucleotide in the reference genome (svp flc ft tsf soc1); Region, region of the locus where the mutation was identified; Score (maximum 40); Sh, SHORE Score (maximum 40); Type, type of mutation (non-synonymous or synonymous); Dashes indicate no gene name.