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. 2008 Jul 23;15(5):309–321. doi: 10.1093/dnares/dsn016

Table 1.

Log2 doublet propensities >0.9 in each group

Group nt1* nt2* Pair* Log2 doublet propensity
G-1 −30 9 (C–G) 0.94 Watson–Crick pair
−25 −24 (G–G) 0.92
−22 (G–G) 1.02
−22 −21 (C–C) 1.01
−10 5 (G–C) 0.92 Watson–Crick pair
6 (C–C) 0.90
−3 −2 (C–G) 0.92 Watson–Crick pair
G-2 −25 −10 (C–C) 0.94
G-3 −16 5 (G–G) 0.95
−10 −5 (C–C) 0.91
6 8 (G–G) 0.93
G-4 −28 −25 (C–G) 1.07 Watson–Crick pair
−27 4 (C–A) 0.99
5 (C–G) 0.90 Watson–Crick pair
−26 10 (C–C) 0.91
−25 −9 (G–A) 0.91
−21 −5 (C–C) 0.99
−19 4 (A–C) 1.01
5 (A–A) 0.96
−15 5 (A–A) 1.05
−9 2 (A–C) 0.95
−8 5 (G–G) 0.94
−6 9 (C–C) 0.94
−2 5 (A–G) 0.92
1 10 (A–C) 0.91
4 5 (C–A) 0.94
G-5 −27 5 (C–G) 0.90 Watson–Crick pair
−26 −16 (C–C) 0.98
−24 −16 (G–G) 0.98
−22 2 (A–C) 1.01
−21 −20 (C–C) 0.96
−16 −14 (C–C) 1.05
−15 −8 (C–G) 0.90 Watson–Crick pair
−13 −9 (G–A) 0.97
3 8 (A–C) 1.02
G-6 −29 −13 (G–G) 0.90
−23 −15 (C–G) 0.94 Watson–Crick pair
−22 −6 (C–G) 0.93 Watson–Crick pair
−20 −14 (C–C) 0.95
−4 (C–T) 0.95
−18 6 (C–C) 0.92
−13 3 (C–C) 1.21
−8 −3 (G–C) 0.98 Watson–Crick pair
−3 4 (C–A) 0.96
7 (C–A) 1.06
G-7 −27 −15 (G–G) 0.96
−9 (C–G) 0.95 Watson–Crick pair
−18 9 (C–G) 0.92 Watson–Crick pair
G-8 −27 −6 (A–C) 0.97
−26 −15 (C–G) 0.92 Watson–Crick pair
−24 −17 (G–C) 0.92 Watson–Crick pair
3 (G–C) 1.00 Watson–Crick pair
−23 −8 (G–G) 1.01
−21 −2 (G–C) 0.91 Watson–Crick pair
−17 −16 (G–C) 0.93 Watson–Crick pair
3 (G–G) 1.06
8 (G–G) 0.91
−15 2 (G–G) 0.91
−14 4 (G–G) 0.92
−13 2 (G–G) 0.91
4 (G–G) 1.03
−6 8 (C–G) 1.06 Watson–Crick pair
−2 8 (T–G) 0.97
2 5 (C–A) 0.93
8 (G–G) 1.02

*The statistically significant nucleotide pair in the parentheses appears at positions nt1 and nt2, respectively. We used the following rule of numbering nucleotide positions; position of the edited C was defined as 0, the nucleotides located on the 3′ side of the edited C had positive numbers and the nucleotides located on the 5′ side had negative numbers based on the distance in nucleotides from the C.