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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jul 17.
Published in final edited form as: J Mol Biol. 2009 May 3;390(3):428–442. doi: 10.1016/j.jmb.2009.04.048

Table 1.

Statistics on the secondary structure and its conservation in R2 RNAs.a

nt bps cbps cbpcm
R2Bm 323 103 (63.7%) 72 (44.6%) 34 (21.1%)
R2Sc 339 110 (64.9%) 75 (44.2%) 34 (20.1%)
R2Ch 329 100 (60.8%) 72 (43.8%) 33 (20.1%)
R2Cpr 336 100 (59.5%) 74 (44.0%) 33 (19.6%)
R2Spy 329 97 (59.0%) 72 (43.8%) 32 (19.5%)
a

The number of nucleotides (nt), number of base pairs (bps) with percentage of nucleotides paired in parentheses, conserved base pairs (cbps) with percentage of nucleotides in conserved pairs in parentheses, and the number of conserved base pairs with compensatory mutations (cbpcm) with percentage of nucleotides in conserved pairs with compensatory mutation in parentheses are listed.