Research Article
The Roles and Evolutionary Patterns of Intronless Genes in Deuterostomes
Table 1
The C-values and statistics for genes (intron and intronless) in each species.
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C: values are obtained from http://www.genomesize.com/. N: number of proteins encoded by intron and intronless genes, obtained from Ensemble (http://www.ensembl.org/index.html). I: number of intronless genes in each genome, numbers in parentheses are percentages of intronless genes account for total genes. NR: number of nonredundant intronless gene clusters. NRI: number of nonredundant intron gene clusters. R: number of nonredundant clusters that represent more than one intronless gene. C: number of clusters that represent both a nonredundant intronless and a nonredundant intron-containing gene. *Clustered using CD-Hit (identity = 0.3). **Numbers in parentheses are percentages they account for all nonredundant intronless gene clusters. |