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Table 2 Gene numbers and percentages of young duplicate genes from three duplication types in species-specific and lineage-specific expansions

From: Adaptive evolution driving the young duplications in six Rosaceae species

Species

 

Species-specific expansions

Lineage-specific expansions

 
 

Tandem Duplication

Transposed Duplication

Whole Genome Duplication

Total number

Tandem Duplication

Transposed Duplication

Whole Genome Duplication

Total number

F. vesca

Number

217

158

83

2932

148

118

91

1092

Percentage

7.40%

5.39%

2.83%

13.55%

10.81%

8.33%

M. x domestica

Number

3247

3044

2874

15,141

2765

3680

7287

18,221

Percentage

21.45%

20.10%

18.98%

15.17%

20.20%

39.99%

P. communis

Number

863

1332

1937

6885

1693

2631

6292

14,028

Percentage

12.53%

19.35%

28.13%

12.07%

18.76%

44.85%

P. persica

Number

1244

158

154

3314

130

444

522

2428

Percentage

37.54%

4.77%

4.65%

5.35%

18.29%

21.50%

R. chinensis

Number

1017

409

532

6804

233

170

187

1806

Percentage

14.95%

6.01%

7.82%

12.90%

9.41%

10.35%

R. occidentalis

Number

173

90

36

1734

55

93

64

968

Percentage

9.98%

5.19%

2.08%

5.68%

9.61%

6.61%

  1. Number means number of the young duplicate genes from different duplication types in the two patterns of expansions in every species
  2. Percentage means the gene number of each duplication type/the total gene number of species-specific expansion in each species or the gene number of different duplication types/ the total gene number of lineage-specific expansion in each species
  3. Total number represents the total gene number of young duplicate gene of species-specific expansion in each species or the total gene number of young duplicate gene of lineage-specific expansion in each species