The roles of mutation, selection, and expression in determining relative rates of evolution in mitochondrial vs. nuclear genomes (Supplemental Data - Sequences used in dN/dS calculations)

These are the concatenated sequences used to estimate dS, dN, and omega in Figs. 1 and 2 of Havird and Sloan MBE. They include mt-encoded OXPHOS subunits, and nuc-encoded OXPHOS subunits and glycolysis genes. They are provided for the 15 taxonomic groups we examined.Also included are the individual gene sequences for plastid- and nuclear-encoded genes used to estimate omega for Arabidopsis and Vigna in Fig. 5. For some of these genes, the TAIR accession number for the genes is given instead of the gene names. Any other sequences (e.g., individual genes for the concatenated alignments) will be provided upon request to [e-mail]