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Table 1 Putative transposable elements identified in Silene BAC clones

From: Comparative analysis of a plant pseudoautosomal region (PAR) in Silene latifolia with the corresponding S. vulgaris autosome

Found in

TAIR accession

Function

ProDom annotation

Silene repeats coverage

S. latifolia/

S. vulgaris a

ATMG00860

Mitochondrion/ hypothetical protein

Transposable element

0 %

S. latifolia/

S. vulgaris

AT4G23160

Cysteine-rich receptor-like protein kinase 8/ polyprotein

Transposable element

80 %

S. latifolia

ATMG00710

Mitochondrion/ hypothetical protein

Transposable element

100 %

S. vulgaris a

AT3G01410

Putative

RNase H

Transposable element

77 %

S. latifolia

ATMG00310

Mitochondrion/ hypothetical protein

Transposable element

49 %

S. latifolia

AT5G41980

Uncharacterized protein

Transposable element

0 %

S. latifolia/

S. vulgaris

AT2G01050

Nucleic acid binding / zinc ion binding/ uncharacterized protein

Transposable element

25 %

S. latifolia/

S. vulgaris

AT1G43760

Uncharacterized protein

Transposable element

20 %

S. latifolia

AT4G20520

RNA binding / RNA-directed DNA polymerase/ uncharacterized protein

Transposable element

0 %

S. latifolia

ATMG01250

Mitochondrion/ hypothetical protein

Transposable element

23 %

  1. aThe sequence has been found twice in the BAC clone.
  2. Putative transposable elements were identified by BLASTX searches against the Arabidopsis thaliana proteome (TAIR10) with an E-value cut-off of 1E-4, ProDom annotations and coverage analysis with the Silene repeated sequences database [37].