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. 2013 Feb 7;8:5. doi: 10.1186/1745-6150-8-5

Table 1.

Regulatory regions for schizophrenia-related genes (as annotated by Genecards[2]) that have a full or partial match with the LTR of HERV-W

Gene list chr ltrstart ltrstop e-value Score
GABBR1
chr6
29526020
29526766
0.0
1042
MAPK10
chr4
86878290
86877559
0.0
834
MAPK10
chr4
86878341
86877841
1,00E-160
630
DLD
chr7
107977734
107978228
0.0
706
NRCAM
chr7
107977734
107978228
0.0
706
NR3C2
chr4
148920214
148920590
1,00E-115
464
ATM
chr11
107851843
107852136
2,00E-106
430
SLC18A1
chr8
20016820
20017144
5,00E-83
344
SLC18A1
chr8
20017040
20017144
7,00E-12
82
FAAH
chr1
46856820
46856990
2,00E-44
202
CDC25A
chr3
48377262
48377349
1,00E-27
140
MAP4
chr3
48377349
48377262
1,00E-27
140
SHISA5
chr3
48377262
48377349
1,00E-27
140
MAP2
chr2
210171660
210171694
2,00E-05
58
ACTB chr7 5832898 5832925 0.003 50

The regulatory regions were taken from Thurman et al. [16]. The LTR sequence ranges (ltrstart, ltrstop), evalues and scores were calculated using the Blastn program [18]. A large fraction of the regulatory regions identified by Thurman et al. [16] were associated with more than one gene and most genes were also associated with more than one regulatory region.