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Table 2 Missense mutations in the ovine TLR2

From: Novel mutations in TLR genes cause hyporesponsiveness to Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis infection

  

Wild type frequency

Frequency of mutation in heterozygous state

Frequency of mutation in homozygous state

1985A>W

Glu662 [Glu, Val]

0.94 (21%)

0.06 (4.7%)

0

2008A>Y

Phe670 [Leu, Phe]

0.55 (6.5%)

0.25 (25%, 4.5)

0.20 (7.6%, 1.1)1

2012A>M

Lys671 [Asn, Thr]

0.99 (11.4%)

0.01 (0%)

0

2013G>T

Lys671 [Asn, Thr]

0.99 (11.4%)

0

0.01 (0%)

2028G>S

Lys676 [Asn, Lys]

0.99 (11.4%)

0.01 (0%)

0

2037T>Y

Leu679Phe

0.57 (6.3%)

0.35 (19.9%, 2.01)

0.08 (10.3%, 1.36)

2038G>A

Val680Ile

0.998(11.4%)

0

0.002 (0%)

2040C>T

Val680Ile

0.998(11.4%)

0

0.002 (0%)

2090G>R

Arg697 [His, Arg]

0.997 (12.9%)

0.001 (0%)

0.003 (0%)

2111C>y

Ser704 [Ser, Leu]

0.998 (11.4%)

0.002 (0%)

0

2117G>A

Ser706Asn

0.995 (11.4%)

0

0.005 (0%)

2126G>A

Arg709Lys

0.997 (11.4%)

0

0.003 (0%)

2233G>R

Val745 [Ile, Val]

0.995 (11.4%)

0.001 (0%)

0.004 (0%)

2276G>A

Arg759Lys

0.995 (11.4%)

0

0.005 (0%)

2296G>A

Val766Thr

0.998 (11.4%)

0

0.002 (0%)

2297T>C

Val766Thr

0.998 (11.4%)

0

0.002 (0%)

  1. 1 The first value in the parenthesis indicate the percentage of animals infected with MAP that carries given point mutation, the second value (bold-italics) is the Odd's ratio (OR) indicating the possible linkage between the point mutation and increased susceptibility to MAP infection.