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. 2003 Nov;13(11):2381–2390. doi: 10.1101/gr.1271603

Table 1.

Statistical Summary of E. coli Search Results

Namea Lengthb Number of examplesc Information score “hits”d QPMEME “hits”e Significancef
ArcA 15 14 391 52 6.3
ArgR 18 17 320 79 8.9
CRP 22 49 3093 796 27.2
CytR 18 5 745 42 4.3
DnaA 15 8 98,748 461 0.5
FadR 17 7 28 10 9.0
FarR 10 4 1893 241 3.7
FIS 35 19 7687 255 4.1
Fnr 22 14 174 36 13.9
FruR 16 12 31 23 14.8
GalR 16 7 10 9 8 × 103
GevA 20 4 15 5 5 × 103
GlpR 20 13 9132 192 1.6
H-NS 11 15 14,619 2340 2.7
IHF 48 26 82,494 359 13.6
LexA 20 19 39 39 104
LRP 25 12 90,676 4087 32.9
MalR 10 10 96 61 8.7
MetJ 16 15 404 42 1.6
MetR 15 8 344 26 3.2
NagC 23 6 72 8 7.0
NarL 16 11 2090 19 7.5
OmpR 20 9 4890 93 2.6
PhoB 22 15 258 23 14.8
PurR 26 22 47 28 27.0
σ70 (15) 27 27 11,517 635 2.2
σ70 (16) 28 48 15,867 912 2.6
σ70 (17) 29 116 41,488 3923 0.6
σ70 (18) 30 34 10,133 381 0.6
σ70 (19) 31 25 15,086 301 0.4
σ54 16 6 16 7 6.0
σs 29 15 10,669 245 2.0
SoxS 35 14 3963 49 2.2
TyrR 22 17 3843 73 6.2
a

TF name. Note σ70 (15), etc., refers to σ70 sites with 15 bp spacer between −10 and −35 boxes.

b

length of the binding site in bp.

c

number of known binding sites used to determine ε, μ parameters.

d

number of candidate sites found using information theoretic weight matrix with threshold set to include most of the example sites (the 2σ cut-off; Robison et al. 1998).

e

number of candidate sites found using QPMEME approach.

f

“Significance” defined here as a difference between actual and expected number of sites normalized to the square root of the expected number.