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Table 3 Patterns of leading/lagging strand mutational bias

From: The properties of spontaneous mutations in the opportunistic pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa

  

G:C > A:T

A:T > G:C

  

G templating the leading stranda

G templating the lagging stranda

A templating the leading stranda

A templating the lagging stranda

MMR-deficient MA lines

Expected

173

185

166

158

Observed

279

79

97

227

Observed Leading/Lagging

3.53

 

0.43

 

Chi-square value

67.42

 

30.47

 

p value

<0.0001

<0.0001

Wild-type MA lines

Expected

12

13

4

4

Observed

15

10

6

2

Observed Leading/Lagging

1.50

 

3.00

 

Chi-square value

0.73

 

1.07

 

p value

>0.39

>0.30

Comparative genomics of clinical isolates

Expected

16364

16384

8509

8511

Observed

17794

14954

8837

8183

Observed Leading/Lagging

1.19

 

1.08

 

Chi-square value

125.12

 

12.65

 

p value

<0.0001

<0.0004

  1. Observed values that are greater then expected are shown in bold. Data from both replichores were combined
  2. aFunctionally equivalent transition types were combined. For example, G templating the leading strand in the right replichore is functionally equivalent to C templating the lagging strand in the left replichore