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Table 1 Matching data of four Brazilian cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) cultivars protein spots (number of spots) detected in 2-DE gels after total protein separation in 13 cm and pH 4–7 IPG strips. In bold are the reference gels (those with higher number of spots) for each matching category

From: Comparison of grain protein profiles of Brazilian cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) cultivars based on principal component analysis

    

CV (%)

Matching per cultivar

Matching per specie

Cultivar

Sample

Detected spots

Average ± SD

Matched spots (% detected)

Slope

r

Matched spots (% detected)

Slope

r

BRS Aracê

A1

488

501 ± 13

 

474 (97%)

0.882

0.979

475 (97%)

0.882

0.979

A2

503

2.59

478 (95%)

0.990

0.988

478 (95%)

0.990

0.988

A3

513

 

495 (96%)

Reference Gel

499 (97%)

Reference Gel

BRS Pajeú

P1

446

451 ± 5

 

438 (98%)

0.992

0.993

438 (98%)

0.924

0.969

P2

456

1.11

437 (96%)

Reference Gel

437 (96%)

0.932

0.964

P3

452

 

440 (97%)

1.090

0.983

444 (98%)

490 (98%)

1.030

0.937

0.950

0.959

BRS Itaim

I1

500

488 ± 16

 

488 (98%)

Reference Gel

I2

470

3.28

452 (96%)

1.040

0.958

453 (96%)

0.997

0.957

I3

495

 

487 (98%)

0.985

0.983

489 (99%)

481 (98%)

0.920

1.080

0.964

0.979

BRS Xique xique

X1

491

496 ± 6

 

478 (97%)

1.030

0.984

X2

495

1.21

481 (97%)

0.930

0.989

483 (98%)

0.965

0.982

X3

502

 

493 (98%)

Reference Gel

496 (99%)

1.050

0.973

  1. SD standard deviation, CV coefficient of variation, r Pearson's correlation coefficient
  2. * Numbers 1, 2, 3 of each sample correspond to the triplicates