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Table 2 Ohnologies of teleost connexins harbored at the most connexin-rich chromosomes

From: Phylogeny of teleost connexins reveals highly inconsistent intra- and interspecies use of nomenclature and misassemblies in recent teleost chromosome assemblies

Ohnolog A

Connexin

Ohnolog B

Tn

Fr

Ga

Gm

Dr

Ch

Aj

Aj

Ch

Dr

Gm

Ga

Fr

Tn

–

18

18

21

20

15

19

gje1

–

14

–

–

–

–

–

14

1917

18

21

20

15

19

cx34.5

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

14

1917

18

21

20

15/15

19

cx32.2

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

14

1917

18

21

20/20

15

19

cx28.9

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

?

1725

18

21

20

15

19

gja1

7

14

17

7

–

–

–

?

16

18

?

20

14

19

gja10

–

19

–

5

128

1843

?

14

1688

18

21

20

?

19

gjb7

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

10

2

18

21

20

15

19

gjd2*1

7

14

17

5

15

–

–

21

7

10

22

17

19

7

gja9

sc68

?

16

6

20

12

?

–

2

18

21

17

15

7

gjd2*1

19

14

20

5

15

–

10

–

–

18

21

17

19

7

gja1

19

14

20

7

–

1725

14

–

2

10

22

17

19

7

cx35.4

4

14

–

5

15

12

10

–

2

10

22

17

19

7

cx34.4

4

14

–

5

15

12

10

21

10

10

22

19

19

7

gja4

4

–

–

–

–

–

–

21

10

10

22

17

19

7

cx28.6

4

14

19

5

15

15

10

7

14

4

10

5

8

8

cx39.9

15

20

–

7/7

7

15

1

7

14

4

10

5

?

8

gjb1

15

20

14

7

7

15

1

2

16

–

–

9

2

8

gja8

14

21

1

20

1

–

–

7

16

6

?

9

2

8

gja5

14

21

1

–

16

16

17

2/2/2

1/1

1

4

9

2

8

cx30.3

14

8/21

–

20

115

8

3

2

1

1

4

9

2

8

gja3

14

21

–

20

115

8

3

  1. The following species abbreviations are used (second row): Aj, eel; Ch, Atlantic herring; Dr., zebrafish; Gm, Atlantic cod; Ga, stickleback; Fr, Fugu; Tn, Tetraodon. Using eel as a starting point, the chromosomes/linkage groups/scaffolds with the highest number of connexin genes were identified. The chromosomal location of the corresponding orthologs was identified in the other species (left part of the table). Subsequently, the chromosomal location of the ohnologous genes was identified in the same species (right part of the table). The order of the genes is given by their location on the eel chromosomes. Among the sequences mentioned in this table, there are five obvious examples of tandem gene duplications, indicated by several identical numbers with slashes in-between (e.g., 2/2/2 for cx30.3 ohnolog A in Tn) and one example of a presumed gene duplication located to different chromosomes (cx30.3 ohnolog B in Ch).?, the sequence is unplaced; sc68 and three or four digit numbers indicate scaffold number