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. 2010 May 11;19(15):2958–2973. doi: 10.1093/hmg/ddq201

Table 1.

Summary of differential splicing events between human, chimpanzee and rhesus cerebellums identified by the HJAY array

Cassette exons Alternative 5′/3′ splice sites Mutually exclusive exon usage
Human versus chimpanzee Differential splicing eventsa 281 29 26
Splicing events analyzedb 1985 323 338
Human versus rhesus Differential splicing events 340 51 24
Splicing events analyzed 1126 195 180

aIdentified by MADS+ (see Supplementary Material, Methods).

bThe total set of splicing events that passed the filters for gene expression level in the cerebellum, probe intensity and number of perfect-match probes for orthologous chimpanzee or rhesus transcripts (see Supplementary Material, Methods). These splicing events were analyzed by MADS+ for the detection of splicing differences between species.