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. 2012 Sep;22(9):1626–1633. doi: 10.1101/gr.134957.111

Figure 3.

Figure 3.

Survey of SNV calls across ENCODE cell lines. (A) Distribution of nonsplicing novel genic SNVs for all data sets. (B) In every cell type, the percentage of A-to-G SNVs increase and the number of candidate sites decrease (red) after filtering for private SNVs using ChIP-seq. GM12878 calls were filtered with 1000 Genomes or ChIP-seq reads are labeled with G or C, respectively. (C) Relatively few non–A-to-G synonymous SNVs (purple), non–A-to-G nonsynonymous SNVs (green), A-to-G synonymous SNVs (red), A-to-G nonsynonymous SNVs (blue) are found in ORFs.