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Table 2 Association between dinucleotide signatures preferentially found at C:G to T:A mutation sites and presence/absence of DNMT1 genes

From: Whole genome comparative analysis of transposable elements provides new insight into mechanisms of their inactivation in fungal genomes

Organism

Predominant

Secondary

Dnmt1 class I

Dnmt1 class IIA

Dnmt1 class IIB

C to T

C to T

RID/Masc1

Masc2

Dim2

Dinucleotide mutation bias

Dinucleotide mutation bias

Uniprot accession no. of similar protein

Uniprot accession no. of similar protein

Uniprot accession no. of similar protein

Lmac

CpA

-

E4ZP97_LEPMJ

Nd

E4ZS83_LEPJM

Mory

CpT

CpA

Q2KFY7_MAG07

Nd

Nd

BcinT4

CpT

CpA

G2XR28_BOTF4

Nd

G2YFT1

G2YJ06_BOTF4

BcinB05.10

CpA

CpT

A6SAR0_BOTBB

Nd

Nd

A6RJV4_BOTFB

Sscl

CpA

CpT

A7E1B2_SSCL1

Nd

A7ERM2_SSCL1

A7E505_SSCL1

Bgra

1CpG

-

Nd

Nd

Nd

Tmel

CpG

CpA

D5GQ57_TUBMM

Nd

D5G9M5_TUBMM

Pgra

1CpG

-

Nd

E3K0G1_PUCGT

Nd

Mlar

1CpG

-

Nd

F4RK98_MELLP

Nd

Mvio

CpG

-

Nd

MVLG_04160

Nd

  1. Results are shown if the proportion of copies exhibiting a mutation bias was over 10%.
  2. 1Very weak bias (10% of copies). Nd: not determined.