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From the following article

High-throughput sequencing provides insights into genome variation and evolution in Salmonella Typhi

Kathryn E Holt, Julian Parkhill, Camila J Mazzoni, Philippe Roumagnac, François-Xavier Weill, Ian Goodhead, Richard Rance, Stephen Baker, Duncan J Maskell, John Wain, Christiane Dolecek, Mark Achtman & Gordon Dougan

Nature Genetics 40, 987 - 993 (2008) Published online: 27 July 2008

doi:10.1038/ng.195

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Table 2. Genetic variation detected in 19 Typhi genomes

 IntrahaplotypeInterhaplotypeConservedTotal

Frequencies of mutations according to age (recent, intrahaplotype; intermediate, interhaplotype; oldest, conserved). Percentages indicate the relative frequencies within each age group, separately for alleles that could be reliably determined for all isolates (complete allele data) and those that could not (incomplete allele data). n.a., not applicable.

Deletions58720
Phage insertionsn.a.549
Plasmids3205
SNPs (complete allele data)931,3563381,787
- Intergenic6 (6.5%)177 (13.1%)44 (13.0%)227
- Synonymous21 (22.6%)477 (35.2%)106 (31.4%)604
- Nonsynonymous61 (65.6%)663 (48.9%)176 (52.1%)900
- Nonsense5 (5.4%)39 (2.9%)12 (3.6%)56
- dN/dS0.980.460.520.49
SNPs (incomplete allele data)1912235176
- Intergenic4 (21.1%)24 (19.7%)6 (17.1%)34
- Synonymous3 (15.8%)41 (33.6%)12 (34.3%)56
- Nonsynonymous12 (63.2%)57 (46.7%)17 (48.6%)86
- Nonsense0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0 (0.0%)0
- dN/dS1.240.440.440.48
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