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. 2014 Jun 12;6(7):1579–1588. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evu125

Table 1.

Location of CGIs in the Human and Mouse Genomes with Regard to the CCDS

CGIs Human (hg19)
Mouse (mm10)
Number Percentage Number Percentage
CGIs (UCSC) 27,537 15,997
CGIs (analyzed) 28,396a 100 16,643a 100
CGIs in gene 17,807 62.71 12,587 75.63
CGIs not in gene 10589 37.29 4,056 24.37
TSS 503 1.77 474 2.85
TSS + 5′-UTR 3,412 12.02 3,029 18.20
TSS + 5′-UTR + CDS (Exon) 1,078 3.80 1,189 7.14
TSS + 5′-UTR + CDS (Exon) + CDS (Intron) 5,223 18.39 4,692 28.19
TSS + 5′-UTR + CDS (Exon) + CDS (Intron) + 3′-UTR 275 0.97 107 0.64
5′-UTR 491 1.73 303 1.82
5′-UTR + CDS (Exon) 93 0.33 112 0.67
5′-UTR + CDS (Exon) + CDS (Intron) 273 0.96 225 1.35
5′-UTR + CDS (Exon) + CDS (Intron) + 3′-UTR 27 0.10 13 0.08
CDS (Exon) 845 2.98 781 4.69
CDS (Exon) + CDS (Intron) 2,453 8.64 758 4.55
CDS (Exon) + CDS (Intron) + 3′-UTR 620 2.18 222 1.33
CDS (Exon) + 3′-UTR 70 0.25 39 0.23
CDS (Intron) 2,174 7.66 579 3.48
3′-UTR 270 0.95 64 0.38

Note.—The table shows the distribution of human and mouse CGIs dependent on their CCDS location. In addition to the total number, the percentages are given. Five classes for CGI characterization are defined, where a CGI can overlap no, one, or more classes. The classes are: TSS (200-bp region upstream of the TSS), 5′-UTR, CDS (Exon), CDS (Intron), and 3′-UTR (see supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online).

aThe analyzed number of CGIs is higher than the downloaded number from the UCSC browser, because one CGI can belong to more than one CCDS.