Table 1.
Comparative Sequence Data Sets for Genomic Regions Containing CENP-A, -B, and -C.
| Human Reference Sequence Data |
Comparative Sequence Data |
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| Gene | Coordinates (hg18) | RefSeq Genes in Region (partial genes) | No. Speciesa | No. BACsb | No. BAC Gapsc | No. Sequence Gapsd | No. Basese |
| CENP-A | chr2: 26,741,969-27,041,969 | KCNK3, C2orf18, CENP-A, DPYSL5 | 13 | 40 | 0 | 173 | 5,728,210 |
| CENP-B | chr20: 3,503,000-3,802,999 | (ATRN),GFRA4, ADAM33, SIGLEC1, HSPA12B, C20orf27, SPEF1, CENP-B, CDC25B, C20orf29, VISA | 15 | 45 | 5 | 180 | 6,567,732 |
| CENP-C | chr4: 67,903,828-68,203,829 | CENP-C, STAP1, (UBA6) | 12 | 26 | 0 | 53 | 3,437,435 |
a
Number of nonhuman primate species for which DNA sequence orthologous to the targeted human genomic region was generated.
b
Total number of BACs sequenced from all species for the indicated genomic region.
c
Total number of gaps between BAC clones from all species for the indicated genomic region.
d
Total number of gaps within the generated sequence from all species for the indicated genomic region.
e
Total number of nonredundant bases of generated sequence from all species for the indicated genomic region.