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. 2012 May;14(3):233–246. doi: 10.1016/j.jmoldx.2012.01.009

Table 2.

Common and Unique Exons with Consistently Low Coverage across All RDT and SS Samples

RDT
SS
RDT and SS
Gene Exon # %GC Gene Exon # %GC Gene Exon # %GC
COL6A1 5 65 LAMA2 53 33 COL6A1 1 73
COL6A1 12 67 SEPN1 3 58 LAMA2 1 71
COL6A1 24 68 LAMA2 44 17
COL6A1 30 59 SEPN1 1 87
COL6A1 34 50 POMT1 2 60
COL6A1 35 67 POMT1 3 45
COL6A2 3 65 POMT1 4 39
COL6A2 6 65 POMT1 5 59
COL6A2 7 64 POMT1 6 40
COL6A2 14 68 POMT1 7 56
COL6A2 16 71 POMT1 8 57
COL6A2 22 73 POMT1 9 55
COL6A2 24 63 POMT1 10 59
COL6A2 26 62 POMT1 11 51
COL6A2 27 59 POMT1 12 67
COL6A3 13 48 POMT1 13 57
COL6A3 15 63 POMT1 14 49
FKTN 6 41 POMT1 15 67
FKTN 7 45 POMT1 16 64
ITGA7 15 62 POMT1 17 59
ITGA7 25 66 POMT1 18 57
LAMA2 27 36 POMT1 19 61
LAMA2 47 43 POMT1 20 55
POMT2 9 62
POMT2 10 40
SEPN1 6 87

Coverage was <20× average.

%GC, percent GC content.