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Table 6 The SSR frequency and distribution in the UV-8b BESs

From: A BAC based physical map and genome survey of the rice false smut fungus Villosiclava virens

Type (motif number)1

Average length (bp)

SSR number

Counts/Mb

Read number2

Primer number3

Mononucleotide (2)

22.68

339

124.64

329

248

A

23.76

268

98.53

258

204

C

18.59

71

26.10

71

44

Dinucleotide (3)

29.40

57

20.96

57

44

AG

28.48

33

12.13

33

23

AT

30.27

15

5.51

15

14

AC

31.33

9

3.31

9

7

Trinucleotide (10)

27.16

223

81.99

215

191

AGC

29.98

42

15.44

37

37

AAG

31.63

40

14.71

38

33

ACG

27.00

36

13.24

36

32

CCG

22.40

30

11.03

30

27

AAT

17.75

16

5.88

16

13

ATC

31.38

16

5.88

16

13

others

25.33

43

15.81

42

36

Tetranucleotide (23)

25.14

113

41.55

113

100

AAAG

25.46

13

4.78

13

12

AGGC

24.92

12

4.41

12

10

ACCT

23.27

11

4.04

11

11

AGCC

30.33

9

3.31

9

6

others

25.84

68

25.01

68

61

Pentanucleotide (53)

22.72

158

58.09

155

137

AAAAG

25.82

22

8.09

20

15

AAAAT

21.06

16

5.88

16

14

ACCAG

27.00

10

3.68

10

10

others

22.02

110

40.44

109

98

Hexanucleotide (85)

29.28

133

48.90

133

116

AAAAAG

33.67

6

2.21

6

5

AGCGGC

24.00

5

1.84

5

4

ATATCG

20.40

5

1.84

5

5

others

32.13

117

43.01

117

102

Total

25.17

1023

376.12

849

836

  1. 1Group all the similar and reverse complementary SSR motifs together, e.g. “TC”, “CT”, “AG”, and “GA” were grouped into “AG”.
  2. 2The number of sequence reads that contain SSRs.
  3. 3The primer numbers that were successfully designed for SSR loci.