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. 2021 Jan 14;11:616844. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2020.616844

TABLE 2.

Numbers of different types of SNPs in each sample.

Category Sample
132000B-3 827-3 Pool-1 Pool-2
Upstream 198,815 191,492 183,517 184,693
Exonic
Stop gain 1413 1368 1369 1374
Stop loss 312 279 303 296
Synonymous 199,462 185,084 180,793 182,697
Non-synonymous 129,560 127,684 120,964 121,908
Intronic 235,940 225,057 217,002 218,718
Splicing 819 843 783 784
Downstream 169,458 164,570 157,669 158,846
Upstream/downstream 40,394 38,739 36,758 37,111
Intergenic 951,592 982,478 948,986 951,504
ts 1,101,608 1,099,459 1,057,621 1,063,042
tv 826,164 818,142 790,530 794,896
ts/tv 1.333 1.343 1.337 1.337
Total 1,927,772 1,917,601 1,848,151 1,857,938

132000B-3, aberrant parental plant 132000B-3 displaying ectopic blade-like outgrowths on the adaxial side of leaf; 827-3, parental plant with normal leaves; Pool-1, bulked DNA pool for individuals with normal leaves from the F2:3 family; Pool-2, bulked DNA pool for individuals with ectopic blade-like outgrowths from the F2:3 family. Upstream, variant overlaps the 1-kb region upstream of the transcription start site; Exonic, variant overlaps a coding exon; Stop gain, an SNP that leads to the immediate creation of stop codon at the variant site; Stop loss, a SNP that leads to the immediate elimination of a stop codon at the variant site; Synonymous, a single-nucleotide variant that does not cause an amino acid change; Non-synonymous, a single-nucleotide variant that cause an amino acid change; Intronic, variant overlaps an intron; Splicing, variant is within 2 bp of a splicing junction; Downstream, variant overlaps the 1-kb region downstream of the transcription end site; Upstream/downstream, variant overlaps the 1-kb region upstream of transcription start site for a gene, while it overlaps the 1-kb region downstream of transcription end site of another gene at the same time; Intergenic, variant is in intergenic region; ts, transition; tv, transversion; ts/tv, the ratio of transition/transversion.