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Table 2 SNP density in the promoter or non-coding regions of CEGs and non-CEGs

From: Cis-regulatory variations: A study of SNPs around genes showing cis-linkage in segregating mouse populations

Gene Set

Region

Number of CEGs

Number of Non-CEGs

SNP Density

(Normalized by total non-coding or promoter length)

SNP Density

(Normalized by Conserved or Non-Cons region length)

    

Mean SNP Density CEGs

Mean SNP Density Non-CEGs

WRST

p-value

Mean SNP Density CEGs

Mean SNP Density Non-CEGs

WRST

p-value

Full Combined Set

NCR

1769

1745

0.630

0.463

< E-12

NA

NA

NA

 

Prom 2 Kb

863

706

1.291

1.172

0.008

NA

NA

NA

 

Prom 5 Kb

1220

1040

0.789

0.685

2.70E-06

NA

NA

NA

Genes with No

NCR

987

1051

0.546

0.352

< E-12

NA

NA

NA

SNPs in Conserved

 

Prom 2 Kb

741

592

1.243

1.106

0.009

NA

NA

Regions (subset 1)

Prom 5 Kb

1024

848

0.731

0.620

1.50E-06

NA

NA

NA

Genes having SNPs

All NCR

  

0.736

0.630

5.00E-10

NA

NA

NA

in Conserved

Non Cons NCR

782

694

0.657

0.554

9.00E-09

0.732

0.620

1.00E-08

Regions (subset 2)

Cons NCR

  

0.091

0.101

0.050

1.359

1.193

2.71E-06

 

All Prom 2 Kb

  

1.581

1.513

0.172

NA

NA

NA

 

Non Cons 2 Kb

122

114

1.376

1.415

0.498

1.886

2.169

0.482

 

Cos Prom 2 Kb

  

0.758

0.706

0.278

5.227

5.721

0.026

 

All Prom 5 Kb

  

1.091

0.967

0.036

NA

NA

NA

 

Non Cons 5 Kb

196

192

0.910

0.822

0.119

1.139

1.025

0.174

 

Cons Prom 5 Kb

  

0.357

0.317

0.036

3.763

3.276

0.001

  1. "SNP density (Normalized by total non-coding or promoter length)" = 1000*(total number of SNPs in non-coding or promoter sequence)/(total non-coding or promoter length). "SNP density (Normalized by Conserved or Non-Cons region length)" = 1000*(the number of SNPs in conserved or non-conserved regions)/(total length of the conserved or non-conserved sequence in promoters or non-coding regions). "Mean SNP density" gives the average SNP-density over all the genes in a particular set. The means are only given for reference, and have not been used for calculation of p-values (which were done using a non-parametric method). p-values of significance with the Wilcoxon rank sum test (WRST) are given. H0 = CEGs and non-CEGs have equal SNP density, HA = CEGs have higher SNP density compared to non-CEGs. p-values less than 0.01 are in bold.