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. 2013 Mar 27;14:206. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-14-206

Table 3.

Comparison of predicted clustered and non-clustered constitutive A-to-I sites

A
  A-to-I conversions A-to-Is in H9 and HeLa Numbers of validated sites
Clustered sites
2,245
296
22 of 22
Non-clustered sites
10,220
1,542
7 of 15
B
Predicted A-to-I sites
Predicted A-to-I ratios
Validation
Chr. location
Altered base
Gene location
H9
HeLa
H9
HeLa
chr1:40041484
A- > G (+)
Coding
28.1%
29.5%


chr4:184186228
A- > G (+)
Coding
30.8%
28.1%


chr6:159187882
A- > G (+)
3UTR
46.2%
50%


chr7:44841489
A- > G (+)
3UTR
78.4%
69.2%
+
+
chr8:48890109
A- > G (+)
3UTR
29.6%
32.5%
+
+
chr10:75008955
A- > G (−)
3UTR
59.5%
65.8%
+
+
chr17:4068050
A- > G (+)
3UTR
31.8%
31.7%


chr17:61898921
A- > G (−)
Coding
27.5%
16.9%
+
+
chr17:80445942
A- > G (+)
Coding
34.4%
32.1%


chr19:10755103
A- > G (−)
3UTR
95.3%
96.7%


chr19:34718735
A- > G (+)
3UTR
46.5%
27.9%
+
+
chr19:39874895
A- > G (+)
3UTR
36.1%
38.9%


chr20:30253695
A- > G (+)
3UTR
20.0%
29.9%


chrX:54589730
A- > G (+)
3UTR
30.0%
46.3%
+
+
chrX:54589774 A- > G (+) 3UTR 6.9% 8.8% + +

(A) Comparison of clustered and non-clustered constitutive A-to-I sites identified with or without STEP4 cutoff. Editing sites detected in HeLa and H9 cells were further used for validation with Sanger sequencing. (B) Validation results of randomly selected non-clustered A-to-I editing sites. “+”, validated to be an editing site; “-”, validated not to be an editing site.