|
(a) 7-mers
| | | | |
|---|
| |
Y
|
W
|
F
|
M
|
|---|
|
Y
|
-
|
64(p < 10-17)
|
45(p < 10-6)
|
43(p < 10-6)
|
|
W
| |
-
|
103(p < 10-48)
|
43(p < 10-6)
|
|
F
| | |
-
|
43(p < 10-6)
|
|
M
| | | |
-
|
|
(b) 8-mers
| | | | |
| |
Y
|
W
|
F
|
M
|
|
Y
|
-
|
36(p < 10-19)
|
26(p < 10-11)
|
10(p = 0.025)
|
|
W
| |
-
|
59(p < 10-45)
|
23(p < 10-8)
|
|
F
| | |
-
|
16(p < 10-4)
|
|
M
| | | |
-
|
- The number of (a) 7-mers and (b) 8-mers shared between the 400 highest scoring 7-mers and 8-mers, respectively, in each pair of phylogenetic groups considered. Y, yeasts; W, worms; F, flies; M, mammals. p-values were calculated using the hypergeometric distribution, as described in Materials and Methods.
