Table 4.
Population | Number of significantly different SNPs1 | Number of non-synonymous SNPsa | Number of genes having non-synonymous SNPs | Subpopulation | Genes having signature of positive selectionb |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Asian | 295 | 184 | 61 | Wild | 64 |
Cultivated | 60 | ||||
European | 122 | 74 | 39 | Wild | 57 |
Cultivated | 63 |
1Significantly different SNPs means this SNP has significant (chi-square test p-value < 0.01) different alleles distribution between wild and cultivated groups. aNon-synonymous SNP means the significantly different SNP was also non-synonymous. bGenes with Ka/Ks ratio more than one were considered as having signature of positive selection in different populations