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Table 1 Numbers and percentages of heterozygous and homozygous of EMS-induced SNPs in mutant isolates of Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici detected by mapping to the primary scaffolds of isolate 11–281

From: Whole-genome sequencing of Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici mutant isolates identifies avirulence gene candidates

Mutant

No. of SNPs

Heterozygous

Homozygous

isolates

No.

Percent (%)a

No.

Percent (%)b

M11-Yr36–1

117,035

109,070

91.84

3726

8.16

M11-Yr21

115,281

103,417

71.05

17,707

28.95

M11-YrTr1

113,504

99,896

97.78

208

2.22

M11-Yr24–1

112,757

98,611

93.91

5463

6.09

M11-Yr9–2

109,247

100,435

97.94

201

2.06

M11-Yr17

100,118

92,493

99.07

227

0.93

M11-Yr39

89,676

84,213

71.65

17,350

28.35

M11-Yr10

86,237

80,478

93.54

5508

6.46

M11-YrA+

86,114

80,365

97.74

223

2.26

M11-Yr9–1

85,723

80,208

93.57

5515

6.43

M11-Fielder

85,258

79,750

87.45

14,146

12.55

M11-Yr6

85,195

79,658

88.01

13,608

11.99

M11-Yr9–4

72,356

61,995

71.52

17,402

28.48

M11-Yr1–2

71,929

60,913

92.49

3470

7.51

M11-Yr1–3

62,064

53,728

93.32

5749

6.68

M11-YrSP-1

61,507

44,014

91.93

8812

8.07

M11-Yr2–1

61,352

43,571

98.12

191

1.88

M11-Yr76–2

61,243

43,742

71.02

17,781

28.98

M11-YrExp2

61,198

43,848

70.92

17,722

29.08

M11-Yr2–2

61,171

43,464

85.68

10,361

14.32

M11-Paha

61,094

43,692

86.57

8336

13.43

M11-Yr36–2

60,944

43,222

93.32

5759

6.68

M11-YrSP-2

60,943

43,717

71.42

17,501

28.58

M11-Yr76–1

46,186

42,716

89.71

11,864

10.29

M11-Yr76–3

45,671

41,945

93.19

7965

6.81

M11-Yr43

24,453

24,226

92.38

7625

7.62

M11-Yr44

10,139

9948

71.56

17,493

28.44

M11-Yr1–1

9881

9658

71.73

17,226

28.27

M11-Yr8

9768

9567

84.68

11,016

15.32

M11-Yr31

9353

9145

93.50

5537

6.50

Average

67,913

58,724

86.47

9190

13.53

  1. aThe percentage of heterozygous SNPs was calculated as the number of heterozygous SNPs divided by the total number of SNPs of each isolate times 100
  2. bThe percentage of heterozygous SNPs was calculated as the number of homozygous SNPs divided by the total number of SNPs of each isolate times 100