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Table 3 Number of common SNP (upper diagonal) and InDel (lower diagonal) in all the pairs of comparisons (SNP defined with a depth higher than 4 in both accessions, except for LA 1589, S. pimpinellifollium )

From: Whole genome resequencing in tomato reveals variation associated with introgression and breeding events

  

S. lyc

S. lyc

S. lyc

S. lyc

S. l. cera

S. l. cera

S. l. cera

S. l. cera

S. pim

SNP InDel

Nb vs Ref.

LA0147

Levovil

Ferum

Stupicke

Criollo

LA1420

Plovdiv

Cervil

LA 1589

Nb vs Ref.

 

182,371

271,458

306,083

356,655

1,042,928

1,358,257

1,457,098

2,028,568

4,524,892

LA 0147

7,969

 

82,460

85,695

116,904

63,915

79,616

76,642

87,389

76,628

Levovil

2,894

517

 

49,318

80,009

54,538

49,482

53,472

78,907

67,886

Ferum

4,532

715

353

 

71,995

122,094

116,987

68,448

64,689

207,309

Stupicke

10,886

1,544

540

738

 

70,024

217,565

244,284

111,531

193,353

Criollo

13,898

612

336

601

727

 

458,908

164,449

260,234

501,982

LA 1420

30,927

1,298

468

910

2,366

2,666

 

310,635

222,517

537,839

Plovdiv

33,966

1,227

460

722

2,621

1,262

3,106

 

828,296

1,065,584

Cervil

53,522

1,521

534

807

1,746

1,811

2,532

8,441

 

1,538,643

LA 1589

201,502

304

771

328

591

910

1,519

3,273

5,707

 
  1. Accessions consist in four S. lycopersicum (S. lyc), four cherry-type (S. l. cera) and one S. pimpinellifolium (S. pim) accessions. The first line and column indicate the number of SNP and InDel detected when compared to the reference genome [11].