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Table 1 General features of Leptosira and other chlorophyte cpDNAs

From: The chloroplast genome sequence of the green alga Leptosira terrestris: multiple losses of the inverted repeat and extensive genome rearrangements within the Trebouxiophyceae

 

Size

   

Introns

cpDNAa

Total

IR

LSC

SSC

A+T (%)

Coding (%)b

Genes (no.)c

I

II

Nephroselmis (P)

200,799

46,137

92,126

16,399

57.9

68.7

128

0

0

Chlorella (T)

150,613

- d

- d

- d

68.4

60.9

112

3

0

Leptosira (T)

195,081

- d

- d

- d

72.7

48.3

106

4

0

Helicosporidium (T)

37,454

- d

- d

- d

73.1

94.9

54

1

0

Oltmannsiellopsis (U)

151,933

18,510

33,610

81,303

59.5

59.2

104 e

5

0

Pseudendoclonium (U)

195,867

6,039

140,914

42,875

62.3

62.3

105

27

0

Stigeoclonium (C)

223,902

- d

- d

- d

71.1

55.8

97

16

5

Scenedesmus (C)

161,452

12,022

72,440 f

64,968 g

73.1

67.2

96

7

2

Chlamydomonas (C)

203,827

22,211

81,307 f

78,088 g

65.5

50.1

94

5

2

  1. a The letter in parentheses indicates the chlorophyte lineage: P, Prasinophyceae; T, Trebouxiophyceae; U, Ulvophyceae; C, Chlorophyceae.
  2. b Conserved genes, unique ORFs and introns were considered as coding sequences.
  3. c Genes present in the IR were counted only once. Unique ORFs and intron ORFs were not taken into account.
  4. d Because Chlorella, Helicosporidium, Leptosira and Stigeoclonium cpDNAs lack an IR, only the total size is given for each of these genomes.
  5. e The gene repertoire of this alga was erroneously reported to include trnI(cau), explaining the difference with the gene number published previously [3, 7, 8].
  6. f This region was designated SC1 by de Cambiaire et al. [8] rather than LSC because it differs markedly in gene content relative to the LSC region in Mesostigma and Nephroselmis cpDNAs.
  7. g This region was designated SC2 by de Cambiaire et al. [8] rather than SSC because it differs markedly in gene content relative to the SSC region in Mesostigma and Nephroselmis cpDNAs.