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Table 3 Densities of the most abundant SSR (tri- and tetranucleotide) types in different regions

From: Distinct patterns of SSR distribution in the Arabidopsis thalianaand rice genomes

 

Trinucleotide*

Tetranucleotide†

Arabidopsis

  

5'UTR

AAG: 521.9 (74.3%)

AAAG: 41.9 (39.6%)

 

AAC: 48.1 (6.8%)

AAAC: 15.8 (14.9%)

Exons

AAG: 78.2 (35.8%)

AAAG: 1 (28.9%)

 

AGT: 27.7 (12.6%)

AAAC: 0.7 (19.8%)

Introns

AAG: 35.6 (39.1%)

AAAC: 13.4 (22.8%)

 

AAC: 23.1 (25.4%)

AAAG: 12.9 (22%)

3'UTR

AAG: 60.4 (35.2%)

AAAG: 23.4 (27%)

 

AAC: 33.2 (19.3%)

AAAC: 21 (24.2%)

Genome

AAG: 64.3 (42%)

AAAT: 15.6 (32.5%)

 

AAC: 18.7 (12.2%)

AAAG: 9.3 (19.2%)

Rice

  

5'UTR

CCG: 731.3 (43.8%)

CGAT: 70.6 (20.9%)

 

CCT: 401.3 (24%)

CCCT: 37.4 (11.1%)

Exons

CCG: 218.4 (51.8%)

CCCT: 1.1 (14.3%)

 

CCT: 58.2 (13.8%)

CCCG: 0.8 (10.7%)

Introns

CCG: 74.2 (40.7%)

AAAT: 5.3 (11.4%)

 

CCT: 25.5 (14%)

CGAT: 3.9 (8.5%)

3'UTR

AAG: 23.5 (15.4%)

CGAT: 18.8 (15.5%)

 

CCG: 22.4 (14.6%)

AATT: 12.5 (10.3%)

Genome

CCG: 86.3 (44.7%)

CGAT: 7.6 (11.9%)

 

AAG: 25.1 (13%)

AAAT: 5.9 (9.2%)

  1. Each of the repeat types contains all circular permutations of not only the sequence in question, but also of the complement of the sequence. The unit is per mega-base pairs. The percentage indicates how much percent of all repeats of this period are of this type. *Ten possible permutations; †32 possible permuations.