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Table 1 Annotation results output by blastx for SNPs considered most significantly under selection between lineages A and B

From: Genetic variation in populations of the earthworm, Lumbricus rubellus, across contaminated mine sites

Marker

Scaffold name

Sequence length (bp)

Sequence description

Minimum e-value

Bayescan log10(PO)

1

scaffold694

35,309

lysine-specific demethylase 4A isoform X3

2.72E-55

3.2215

2

scaffold626

36,160

collagen alpha-1(I) chain-like isoform ×1

5.99E-10

2.8532

3

scaffold84914

3222

---NA---

 

2.8532

4

scaffold1008

32,106

syntaxin-binding 1-like isoform ×1

4.55E-16

2.7951

5

scaffold486

38,320

PREDICTED: uncharacterized protein LOC109476627

5.06E-46

2.7951

6

scaffold4171

29,021

keratin-associated 12–2-like

6.00E-08

2.7439

7

scaffold55819

5250

potassium voltage-gated channel Shab-like

3.73E-60

2.6187

8

scaffold14485

12,918

ubiquitin thioesterase

4.87E-11

2.5838

9

scaffold14102

13,094

hypothetical protein HELRODRAFT_80699

2.16E-05

2.5215

10

scaffold20298

10,806

probable G- coupled receptor No9

2.07E-67

2.4185

  1. The e-value refers to the expected number of random hits for an alignment by blastx, with lower values being more significant matches. Evidence for selection is demonstrated by the log posterior odds scores (PO), with higher scores demonstrating a better likelihood of selection than no selection. All SNPs are considered as candidates under selection by Bayescan and PCAdapt. A complete table can be found in Additional file 3