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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jun 6.
Published in final edited form as: Acta Neuropathol. 2012 Jun 12;124(2):209–220. doi: 10.1007/s00401-012-1001-9

Table 1. Breakpoints of mtDNA deletions.

Break point sequences of Δ-mtDNA extracted from long range PCR on single respiratory deficient choroid plexus epithelium cells. Break points of Δ-mtDNA in MS were often flanked by repeat sequences (sequence in brackets, imperfect bases underlined), as reported previously in neurodegenerative diseases and ageing. Base pairs are shown pre- (5’) and post-breakpoint (3’).

Break points Repeat sequence 5’ 3’
6426-15,537 No repeat sequence AAAACCCCCTG CCCCTCCCCACA
6703-15,662 No repeat sequence AAAAAAAGAACC ATCCTCCATATA
7227-15,815 perfect repeat GACGTTACTCGG (ACTA)TACTTCAC
6420-16,033 no repeat sequence TC AATATAAAAC GGGGAAGCAGAT
6459-15,592 imperfect repeat CCCTCTTCGTCT (GATCCGTCCCTAA)
6474-15,733 imperfect repeat CCGTCCTAATCA (CAGCAGTCCT)CA
6455-14,865 imperfect repeat ACGCCCCTCTTC (GTCTGATCC)TCC
6826-13,071 no repeat sequence TTTCACCTCCGC CCTACTCCACTC
6646-15,911 imperfect repeat TATTCTTATCCT (ACCAGGCTT)GTA