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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Methods. 2009 Jan 14;47(3):177–186. doi: 10.1016/j.ymeth.2008.12.003

Table 5.

Populations and overlap of the unique dimers constituted from dominant base pairs within intact RNA helical domains.

C·G_WC G·C_WC U·A_WC A·U_WC G_w G·U_w A·G_s G·A_s U·A_H A·U_H U·U_w A·G_WC G·A_WC bpi/bpi+1
6044.5 13354.1 7473.0 5742.9 775.0 1925.3 666.9 -- -- -- 182.9 44.8 54.2 G·C_WC
60811.3 5114.1 5729.9 1612.9 25213.5 3310.0 -- -- -- 696.1 208.8 57.7 C·G_WC
972.0 2493.3 202.8 456.1 77.7 -- -- -- 23.6 -- 34.3 A·U_WC
1268.4 482.0 7911.8 69.5 -- -- -- 208.2 16.4 145.3 U·A_WC
315.3 424.1 328.3 15.7 -- -- 52.9 -- -- G·U_w
1114.4 -- -- -- -- -- 48.8 79.3 U·G_w
-- 1310.6 -- -- 611.1 -- -- G·A_s
209.1 73.0 23.7 -- -- -- A·G_s
-- -- -- -- -- A·U_H
-- -- -- -- U·A_H
31.7 -- -- U·U_w
-- 16.3 G·A_WC
-- A·G_WC

Dimers limited to the 6755 intact, chemically linked base-pair steps in the interior of RNA helical fragments. Overlap measured by the area, in Å2, shared by the rings of stacked bases [15].