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. 2014 Mar 19;9(3):e92501. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0092501

Table 5. RNA editing sites in the Deschampsia antarctica chloroplast genome.

Gene length location from start codonchange amino acid change Nucleotidechange Number of reads*
matK 1536 1258 CAU>UAU His>Tyr C>U U;11 (28.9%), C; 27 (71.1%)
rpoB 3231 398 CGC>CAC Arg>His G>A A:4 (25%), G:10 (62.5%), U:1(6.3%),
rpoC1 2031 603 GAA-GAU Glu>Asp A>U A:19 (74.1%), U:7 (25.9%)
rpoC1 2031 612 GCG-GCA Ala->Ala G>A A:7 (24.1%), G:22 (75.9%)
rpoC2 4407 650 AUA>AGA Ile>Arg U>G G:2 (20.0%. U:8 (80%)
atpA 1524 334 UUG>CUG Leu>Leu U>C C:13 (43.3%), U:17(56.7%)
atpA 1524 367 AUA>GUA Ile>Val A>G A:23 (76.7%), G:7(23.3%)
atpA 1524 933 GAA>GAC Glu>Asp A>C A:41(54.7%), C:34(45.3%)
atpA 1524 1148 UCA>UUA Ser>Leu C>U C:2(2.9%), U:66 (97.1%)
ycf3 513 44 UCC>UUC Ser>Phe C>U U:19 (100%)
rps4 606 588 UAU>UAA Tyr>stop U>A A:55 (66.3%),U:28 (33.7%)
rps4 606 580 GUG>CUG Val>Leu G>C G:31(36%), C:55 (64%)
rps4 606 370 AAU>GAU Asn>Asp A>G G:3 (42.9%), A:4 (57.1%)
ndhJ3′ UTR AAU>AAC Asn>Asn A>C A:4 (30.8%), C: 9 (69.2%)
ndhJ 480 480 UGA>UGG stop>Trp A>G A:4 (30.8%), G: 9 (64.3%)
ndhK 738 125 CCA>CUA Pro>Leu C>U C:2(9.5%), U:19 (90.5%)
ndhC 363 13 CAC>UAC His>Tyr C>U C:3(50%). U:3 (50%)
psbL 117 111 UUC>UUU Phe>Phe C>U C:2 (15.4%), U: 10 (76.9%), G: 1(7.7%)
petL 96 56 CCA>CUA Pro>Leu C>U U:2 (100%)
rpl20 360 308 UCA>UUA Ser>Leu C>U C:5 (45.5%), U:6 (54.5%)
psbB 5127 867 AGC>AGU Ser>Ser C>U C:25 (83.3%), U:5 (16.7%)
petB 648 611 CCA>CUA Pro>Leu C>U U:19 (100%)
rpoA 1026 527 UCC>UUC Ser>Phe C>U C:2 (18.2%), U:9 (81.8%)
rps8 411 182 UCA>UUA Ser>Leu C>U C:1 (7.7%), U:12 (92.3%)
rpl16 411 250 GGC>ACG Gly>Ser G>A G:2 (33.3%), A:4 (66.7%)
rps3 720 30 UUC>UUU Phe>Phe C>U C:6 (30%), U:14 (70%)
ndhD 1503 878 UCA>UUA Ser>Leu C>U C:1 (9.1%), U:10 (90.9%)
ndhG 531 347 CCA>CUA Pro>Leu C>U U: 29 (100%)
ndhA 1089 722 GCA>GUA Ala>Val C>U C: 9 (81.8%), U: 2 (18.2%)
ndhA 1089 474 UCA>UUA Ser>Leu C>U C: 2 (10.5%), U: 17 (89.5%)

*indicates the number of reads with an alternate base and the number of reads with the same base as the reference.