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Table 3 Number of SNPs shared and differential between groups

From: Transcriptome sequencing for SNP discovery across Cucumis melo

 

Piel de Sapo

Inodorus

Melo

Cantalupensis

Momordica

Conomon

Agrestis acidulus

African agrestis

 

Pool8

Pool7

Pool6

Pool5

Pool4

Pool3

Pool2

Pool1

Piel de Sapo

 

15,560

9,149

19,451

21,566

14,168

14,488

18,172

Pool8

 

(36/20)

(21/22)

(45/19)

(50/16)

(33/17)

(33/15)

(42/16)

inodorus

1,564

 

16,255

33,966

40,668

25,165

26,914

32,236

Pool7

  

(20/40)

(43/33)

(51/31)

(32/31)

(34/28)

(41/26)

melo

3, 260

2,722

 

19,727

23488

13,541

15,589

17,157

Pool6

   

(19/48)

(58/18)

(33/17)

(38/16)

(42/15)

cantalupensis

4,735

4,353

3, 178

 

52,514

31,461

34,510

39,016

Pool5

    

(51/40)

(31/39)

(34/36)

(38/33)

momordica

4,441

4, 484

2, 417

4,224

 

38,384

47,491

46,865

Pool4

     

(47/29)

(49/36)

(40/35)

conomon

19,942

20,281

12,628

14,978

9,576

 

27,670

33,783

Pool3

      

(29/34)

(35/29)

agrestis-acidulus

11,402

12,009

6,837

9,577

5,273

6,474

 

36,162

Pool2

       

(44/31)

African agrestis

20,501

20,931

14,132

18,294

13, 070

21,490

11,180

 

Pool1

        
  1. Numbers in the upper half of the table indicate the number of common SNPs between each pair of libraries. Numbers in brackets indicate percentages these common SNPs represent of the total SNP set detected within the corresponding library (row/column). For example, there are 15,560 SNPs common between pools 8 and 7 (that is with two alleles or more in each of these pools). This number represents the 36% and 20% of the total SNPs detected within Pool 8 and pool 7 (indicated in Table2) respectively.
  2. Numbers in the lower part of the table indicate the SNPs that are fixed within each pair of libraries, but polymorphic between them. For example, there are 1,564 SNPs for which all reads from pool 8 have one allele and all reads from pool 7 have the alternative allele.