Additional file 5: of Lineage-specific rediploidization is a mechanism to explain time-lags between genome duplication and evolutionary diversification

Sequence capture probes. Full data associated with the 1293 sequence probes used to capture a genome-wide dataset of ohnologues across 15 salmonid species, including: (i) NCBI accession and encoded protein product for each sequence capture probe, (ii) the salmonid species from which each probe sequence was taken, (iii) ‘Probe status’, where ‘Singleton’ means only a single gene duplicate was included in the probe set, even if other duplicates were identified and ‘Duplicate’ means both gene duplicates were present in the probe set, and (iv) ‘Selection status’, where ‘Pre-selected’ means the sequence capture probe was selected a priori and ‘Selected randomly’ means the genes were chosen at random. (XLSX 588 kb)