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. 2002 May 21;99(11):7640–7645. doi: 10.1073/pnas.112194799

Table 1.

Multi alignments of the consensus patterns found by MEME

Strand P value Alignment
Rarabpm1
 Case 15 + 2.75e-25           CTTCAAGCGTTAACTCCTTCCTAACTCGGGGGGAGAACGGGGCCAGGCCGC
 Case 10 + 2.75e-25 CCTCCCTCCTCTTCAAGCGTTAACTCCTTCCTAACTCGGGGGGAGAACGGGGCCA
 Case 13 + 2.75e-25 CCTCCCTCCTCTTCAAGCGTTAACTCCTTCCTAACTCGGGGGGAGAACGGGGCC
Rarabpm2           TCTTCCCTCCCTACT
Consensus              G T C TGACTC
Sequence                     A
 Case 5 1.07e-08 GCTTATGTCCTCTTCCCTCCCTCCTCTTCAAGCGT
 Case 10 1.07e-08           TCTTCCCTCCCTCCTCTTCAAGCGT
 Case 13 + 1.07e-08          CTCTTCCCTCCCTCCTCTTCAAGCGT
 Case 11 + 2.38e-07 CCCTGGGGACTCTTCTCCCTGTATTCAGGGTATCT
 Case 12 + 2.38e-07 CCCTGGGGACTCTTCTCCCTGTATTCAGGGTATCT
 Case 3 + 2.60e-07 GCCCCTCCCCTCTTCTCTCTCTAGCCATTG
 Case 2 2.66e-06 GCTCTGTCTGTCTGGCCTCAATACTATGTCCGGGT
 Case 8 3.48e-06 CGCCGTCTGCTCTTCACTCCAACACCAACTGCCCT
 Case 9 3.48e-06 GTTTCCCTGCTCTGCCCTTTGAACCCAGAGCTCGA
Rarabpm3           GCCCAGGGGA
Consensus sequence            GGGT    C
 Case 7 + 1.71e-05 AGAATCTGCTGGGCTGGGGATGGTGTGGGC
 Case 9 + 1.71e-05       TGGAGGCCTGGGGAGGTGGGGCAT
 Case 11 + 1.71e-05 GGCTTTTGGGGCCCTGGGGACTCTTCTCCC
 Case 12 + 1.71e-05 GGCTTTTGGGGCCCTGGGGACTCTTCTCCC
 Case 6 3.41e-05 AGACTGGTGGGGGGAGGGGAGAT
 Case 8 + 3.41e-05 AGAGCAGACGGCGGTGGGGAG
 Case 15 + 5.74e-05 GGGCCAGGCCGCCCAGGGGCA
 Case 16 + 5.74e-05 GGGCCAGGCCGCCCAGGGGCAGGAGCTTTA
 Case 5 6.99e-05 CATAAGCTGGGGGCAGAGGAAACTGG
 Case 3 9.31e-05 AGAGAGAAGAGGGGAGGGGCAGTTAGAGAC

Cases 1–8 are from the study by Yoshida et al. (33); case 9 is from the study by de The et al. (11); case 10 is from the study by Alcalay et al. (30); cases 11–13 are from the study by Dong et al. (31); and cases 14–16 are from the study by Satoshi et al. (32). The extracted sequences flanking every RARα t(15;17) breakpoint are shown aligned with each other on the match sites of the patterns found by meme, and the 10 sequence positions preceding and following each site are also shown. “+” means the forward extracted sequence, and “−” means the reverse complement of the extracted sequence. The P value gives the probability of a random string (generated from the background letter frequencies) having the same match score or higher. The multilevel consensus sequence corresponding to the pattern is an aid in remembering and understanding the pattern. The cases are sorted in increasing order by P value separately for each column of the pattern.