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Table 2 Transposable elements exhibiting differences in CG methylation levels

From: Recent and dynamic transposable elements contribute to genomic divergence under asexuality

TE sequence Annotation

Macranthoides 12

Macranthoides 13

Macranthoides 3

Macranthoides 11

Macranthoides 8

% CGm

DNA content

RNA content

% CGm

DNA content

RNA content

% CGm

DNA content

RNA content

% CGm

DNA content

RNA content

% CGm

DNA content

RNA content

LTR Copia AleII

0.18

19.26

751.75

0.30

20.64

36.82

0.14

22.93

392.60

0.09

72.44

205.34

0.23

48.78

228.26

LTR Copia Maximus/SIRE

0.85

93.54

0.00

0.88

41.26

0.00

0.95

80.21

0.00

0.04

159.25

0.00

1.00

317.67

0.00

DNA Transposon PIF-Harbinger

0.00

71.44

163.94

0.01

41.47

60.25

0.23

140.38

172.12

0.10

59.11

292.17

0.25

84.66

68.03

LTR Gypsy Ogre/Tat

0.71

349.49

17.76

0.77

#N/A

#N/A

0.74

337.44

8.87

0.67

403.89

0.00

0.69

808.12

0.00

DNA transposon hAT-Tip100

0.01

4.09

0.00

0.04

9.51

23.21

0.05

2.79

0.00

0.35

#N/A

#N/A

0.20

18.90

0.00

LTR Gypsy Ogre/Tat

0.98

349.49

17.76

0.85

#N/A

#N/A

0.15

337.44

8.87

0.00

403.89

0.00

0.00

808.12

0.00

LTR Copia Maximus/SIRE

0.00

37.91

0.00

0.42

39.14

0.00

0.02

30.32

0.00

0.00

45.45

0.00

0.00

45.62

0.00

  1. Transposable elements showing differential levels of CG methylation among the five accessions studied. When possible, DNA and RNA contents were retrieved from the mapping analysis at the sequence level