Research Article
Evolutionary Pattern and Regulation Analysis to Support Why Diversity Functions Existed within PPAR Gene Family Members
Table 1
Selection pressure analysis of amino acid sites in PPARs.
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Note: selection pressure on amino acid sites of the inspection is based on the calculation of (ω), where is nonsynonymous coding sequences of each base mutation rate (nonsynonymous substitution rate) and is a synonymous mutation rate (synonymous substitution rate). When the ω > 1, the gene is by positive selection; ω = 1, no selection pressure; ω < 1, by purifying selection. |