Protein-coding gene · mtDNA statistics

ND5

NADH dehydrogenase subunit 5. Length, base composition and strand skews in 2,334 species, by taxon and species by species.

ND5 in all species

Every parameter summarised over 2,334 species

ND5 in all species
Parameter	Species	Mean	SD	CV	Min	Median	Max	r	p
GC %(G + C) / (A + C + G + T)	2,334	41.99%	4.53	0.108	13.96%Bombus terrestris	42.77%	52.50%Centrolabrus exoletus	0.10	1.5 × 10⁻⁶
AT %(A + T) / (A + C + G + T)	2,334	58.01%	4.53	0.078	47.50%Centrolabrus exoletus	57.23%	86.04%Bombus terrestris	−0.10	1.5 × 10⁻⁶
A %A / (A + C + G + T)	2,334	30.73%	3.48	0.113	15.59%Strongyloides ratti	31.13%	49.27%Bombus terrestris	0.10	2.2 × 10⁻⁶
T %T / (A + C + G + T)	2,334	27.28%	3.56	0.131	19.20%Haliotis rufescens	27.19%	61.79%Strongyloides ratti	−0.22	2.0 × 10⁻²⁷
G %G / (A + C + G + T)	2,334	12.56%	2.63	0.209	4.39%Bombus terrestris	11.92%	32.90%Placopecten magellanicus	−0.19	4.4 × 10⁻²¹
C %C / (A + C + G + T)	2,334	29.43%	4.32	0.147	6.08%Strongyloides ratti	29.75%	38.13%Dryocopus pileatus	0.22	1.7 × 10⁻²⁷
GC skew(G − C) / (G + C) on the L strand	2,334	−0.399	0.128	–	−0.574Lachesis muta	−0.420	+0.557Tegillarca granosa	−0.26	1.4 × 10⁻³⁶
AT skew(A − T) / (A + T) on the L strand	2,334	+0.060	0.091	–	−0.597Strongyloides ratti	+0.061	+0.376Haliotis rufescens	0.23	5.3 × 10⁻³⁰
Length (bp)Length in base pairs	2,334	1,820	31.9	0.018	1,518Mya arenaria	1,821	2,301Oreochromis andersonii	0.11	6.4 × 10⁻⁸

ND5 by class

GC content of ND5, % of A + C + G + T

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ND5 by class

ActinopterygiiRay-finned fishes	895	44.42%	2.69	0.061	33.55%Erpetoichthys calabaricus	44.75%	52.50%Centrolabrus exoletus	0.05	0.11
MammaliaMammals	627	39.11%	2.66	0.068	29.09%Hemiechinus auritus	39.32%	50.14%Macroderma gigas	0.47	9.4 × 10⁻³⁶
AvesBirds	423	45.62%	1.82	0.040	40.11%Gallinago gallinago	45.56%	50.63%Dryocopus pileatus	0.02	0.65
ReptiliaReptiles	135	40.08%	2.95	0.074	32.03%Bungarus fasciatus	39.52%	48.42%Gonatodes albogularis	0.21	0.01
ChondrichthyesSharks and rays	87	38.36%	2.94	0.077	29.06%Callorhinchus milii	38.74%	43.77%Isurus oxyrinchus	0.00	0.98
AmphibiaAmphibians	47	36.46%	4.26	0.117	28.45%Dermophis mexicanus	35.49%	45.25%Pipa pipa	0.01	0.94
BivalviaBivalves	35	36.29%	4.86	0.134	27.18%Geukensia demissa	35.71%	46.08%Placopecten magellanicus	−0.28	0.1
MalacostracaCrustaceans	30	30.98%	2.17	0.070	26.39%Chionoecetes bairdi	30.83%	37.42%Panulirus argus	0.14	0.45
CephalopodaCephalopoda	11	27.19%	4.30	0.158	20.70%Eledone cirrhosa	26.75%	34.86%Ommastrephes bartramii	−0.01	0.98
CephalaspidomorphiLampreys	10	36.27%	1.09	0.030	34.34%Petromyzon marinus	36.64%	37.84%Lampetra fluviatilis	−0.11	0.76
GastropodaGastropoda	9	35.18%	2.07	0.059	32.28%Aplysia dactylomela	35.14%	38.45%Haliotis rufescens	0.85	0.003
InsectaInsects	4	17.80%	4.22	0.237	13.96%Bombus terrestris	17.69%	21.86%Ceratitis capitata	–	–
SarcopterygiiLobe-finned fishes	4	39.47%	2.95	0.075	35.46%Lepidosiren paradoxa	39.98%	42.46%Neoceratodus forsteri	–	–
EchinoideaSea urchins	4	41.05%	0.27	0.006	40.67%Mesocentrotus franciscanus	41.14%	41.25%Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis	–	–
PolychaetaPolychaeta	4	34.29%	2.47	0.072	31.01%Terebellides stroemii	34.58%	36.99%Nereis pelagica	–	–

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Base counts on the L strand as deposited in RefSeq. Download all 2,334 rows as CSV

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