Table 3.
5′ half-site | Events | 5′ opposite strand | Events | Symmetrical half-sites | Events |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
GTTT | 12 | AAAC | 1 | ATAT | 9 |
GTTG | 11 | CAAC | 4 | GGCC | 7 |
CATC | 11 | GATG | 3 | AGCT | 6 |
CCAT | 11 | ATGG | 0 | GATC | 5 |
GGAT | 10 | ATCC | 9 | AATT | 4 |
GCTC | 9 | GAGC | 7 | GTAC | 3 |
GTGT | 8 | ACAC | 3 | CATG | 3 |
ATTC | 8 | GAAT | 5 | TATA | 2 |
CTGC | 8 | GCAG | 4 | GCGC | 2 |
GGGT | 8 | ACCC | 3 | TGCA | 1 |
GTAT | 8 | ATAC | 1 | CCGG | 0 |
GCTT | 8 | AAGC | 0 | CGCG | 0 |
CATT | 8 | AATG | 0 | CTAG | 0 |
TTAA | 0 | ||||
TGGA | 0 | ||||
ACGT | 0 |
As defined in Tables 1 and 2, flanking letters and the central letter are A or T; these were not included in the half-site analysis. Two hundred and fifty-six possible combinations of 4 bases exist. Some of the 4-base possibilities were found frequently, with the leading one being GTTT, as expected from the consensus sequence. Many 4-base sequences were not found even once. Palindromic sequences are shown in the last column of the Table.