Fig. 4: Functional annotation of SNPs with selection signal for the different Gene Ontology (GO) categories with potential functional effects of SNP variants based on SNPEff annotation. | Heredity

Fig. 4: Functional annotation of SNPs with selection signal for the different Gene Ontology (GO) categories with potential functional effects of SNP variants based on SNPEff annotation.

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Fig. 4

The strength of putative functional effects are: Low, is a synonymous variant unlikely to change protein behavior. Moderate, a missense (nonsynonymous) variation or a frame deletion that might change protein effectiveness. High, a stop or frameshift variant, probably causing protein truncation, loss of function or triggering nonsense mediated decay. Modifier, variants affecting non-coding genes, where predictions are difficult or there is no evidence of impact.

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