Table 6 |
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Numbers of 7-mers and 8-mers shared between the 400 highest scoring 7-mers and 8-mers, respectively, in each pair of phylogenetic groups considered |
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(a) 7-mers |
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Y |
W |
F |
M |
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Y |
- |
64(p < 10-17) |
45(p < 10-6) |
43(p < 10-6) |
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W |
- |
103(p < 10-48) |
43(p < 10-6) |
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F |
- |
43(p < 10-6) |
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M |
- |
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(b) 8-mers |
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Y |
W |
F |
M |
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Y |
- |
36(p < 10-19) |
26(p < 10-11) |
10(p = 0.025) |
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W |
- |
59(p < 10-45) |
23(p < 10-8) |
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F |
- |
16(p < 10-4) |
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M |
- |
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The number of (a) 7-mers and (b) 8-mers shared between the 400 highest scoring 7-mers and 8-mers, respectively, in each pair of phylogenetic groups considered. Y, yeasts; W, worms; F, flies; M, mammals. p-values were calculated using the hypergeometric distribution, as described in Materials and Methods. |
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Elemento and Tavazoie Genome Biology 2005 6:R18 doi:10.1186/gb-2005-6-2-r18 |
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