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. 2013 Dec 24;4(3):425–432. doi: 10.1534/g3.113.010074

Table 2. Non-homologous end-joining junction sequences.

Sce.white Sequence
GAGCTGTTTGAGCTGTAGGGATAA
CAGGGTAATAGCTCTTTGACA
Isolate No. Junction Sequence Δ bp
15 GAGCTGTTTGAGCTGTAGGGATAA -—————–TAGCTCTTTGACA −8
19 GAGCTGTTTGAGCTGTAGGGATAA -—————–TAGCTCTTTGACA −8
21 GAGCTGTTTGAGCTGTAGGGATAA -—————–TAGCTCTTTGACA −8
7 GAGCTGTTTGAGCTGTAGGGATAA (TAA) CAGGGTAATAGCTCTTTGACA +3
13 GAGCTGTTTGAGCTGTAGGG——–- CAGGGTAATAGCTCTTTGACA −4
22 GAGCTGTTTGAGCTGTA-GGATAA CAGGGTAATAGCTCTTTGACA −1
40 GAGCTGTTTGAGCT——————––- CAGGGTAATAGCTCTTTGACA −10
1(mu) GAGCTGTTTGAGCTGTAGGGATAA -—————–TAGCTCTTTGACA −8
11(mu) GAGCTGTTTGAGCTGTAGGG——–- CAGGGTAATAGCTCTTTGACA −4
22(mu) GAGCTGTTTGAGCTGTAGGGATAA -—————–TAGCTCTTTGACA −8
25(mu) GAGCTGTTTGAGCTGTAG(T)GGATAA CAGGGTAATAGCTCTTTGACA +1
27(mu) TTCCCGCTTACACACAATTGCACAa CAGGGTAATAGCTCTTTGACA −780, +818

Sequence inserted at wild-type SacI site is indicated in bold, creating Sce.white. The 18-bp I-SceI recognition sequence is italicized. Sequence of isolated nonhomologous end-joining junction events are shown. Microhomologies are underlined, and changes in bp number are indicated as either deletion (−) or insertion (+).

a

27(mu) included a deletion of 780 bp from Sce.white (upstream of DSB) and 818-bp insertion of y+ in the opposite orientation.