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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Blood. 2009 May 7;114(6):1236–1242. doi: 10.1182/blood-2009-03-209759

Table 1.

Mutation characteristics in STAT6 exons 12–14.

Number of mutations observed Number of motifs in sequence Number of expected mutation * Ratio observed/expected P value °

Transversions/Transitions 22/6 - 18,7/9,3 1,83 0,2301

A:T base pairs 20 158 12,1 1,65 0,003542
G:C base pairs 8 207 15,9 0,5

Dinucleotides Number of mutations observed Number of dinucleotide in sequence Number of expected mutation Ratio observed/expected P value

AA 13 20 3,077 4,225 0,0000007

AC 4 19 2,923 1,368 0,5198589

AG 7 20 3,077 2,275 0,0249483

AT 7 13 2,000 3,500 0,0014790

CA 8 27 4,154 1,926 0,0563318

CC 0 34 5,231 0,000 0,0068772

CG 0 9 1,385 0,000 0,3715297

CT 1 32 4,923 0,203 0,0509948

GA 10 23 3,538 2,826 0,0012213

GC 1 24 3,692 0,271 0,1614790

GG 0 33 5,077 0,000 0,0066356

GT 0 24 3,692 0,000 0,0410432

TA 0 2 0,308 0,000 1,0000000

TC 0 26 4,000 0,000 0,0254541

TG 5 42 6,462 0,774 0,6709954

TT 0 16 2,462 0,000 0,1554094
*

Expected mutation frequencies were calculated according to the sequence composition, assuming random targeting of the mutations at a 28/365 rate for single nucleotide changes and 56/364 rate for dinucleotide mutations.

°

Statistical comparisons were done with the exact binomial test, which compares the observed frequency to the expected one under null hypothesis. The dinucleotides which were significantly targeted by mutations are highlighted in bold.