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. 2016 Jun 27;6:28619. doi: 10.1038/srep28619

Table 2. Identified regulatory regions were supported by experiments.

  Intersection Intersection 85% Union Union 85%
#Predicted regions 118 (31) 270 (144) 117 (52) 218 (147)
#Predicted regions overlapping with Hi-C candidate regions 114 (27) 248 (122) 114 (49) 187 (116)
#Predicted regions overlapping with ChIA-PET candidate regions 93 (25) 196 (93) 107 (46) 158 (91)
#Predicted regions overlapping with candidate regions 115 (28) 250 (124) 114 (49) 189 (118)
#Random regions overlapping with Hi-C candidate regions 7 (2) 21 (12) 9 (8) 16 (12)
#Random regions overlapping with ChIA-PET candidate regions 6 (2) 31 (10) 14 (8) 20 (11)
#Random regions overlapping with candidate regions 11 (3) 37 (18) 17 (12) 26 (14)
Significance of the predicted regions overlapping with Hi-C candidate regions 1.85E-136 (1.74E-30) 1.23E-246 (2.66E-109) 4.56E-125 (2.16E-38) 3.79E-178 (6.36E-98)
Significance of the predicted regions overlapping with ChIA-PET candidate regions 4.93E-098 (1.39E-26) 1.40E-122 (6.21E-72) 6.94E-088 (7.13E-33) 4.62E-114 (4.14E-65)
Significance of the predicted regions overlapping with candidate regions 1.65E-116 (1.48E-27) 9.22E-190 (2.55E-91) 2.27E-093 (1.14E-29) 1.62E-142 (1.9E-93)

Significance was calculated by binomial tests. One common regulatory region predicted for RPS11 and RPL13A was considered separately for these two genes. The numbers in the parentheses were for the distal regulatory or random regions.