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. 2017 Jun 22;7:4071. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-03199-6

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Agreement between DNAshape and DynaSeq features. The four conformational features provided by DNAshape have also been predicted using DynaSeq (occupancy-weighted average of ensemble bins). All the four features show strong correlation, supporting the evidence of sequence-dependent specificity in DNA structures. (a) Detailed scatterplot of each of the overlapping features. Even though, there is an implicit offset between the MGW values reported in DNAshape and DynaSeq (due to the use of different definitions and software to compute MGW), the general agreement observed through Pearson’s correlation remains strong. (b) Comparison between the 12 DynaSeq features and their mutual correlation with the four DNAshape features shows that several of the 12 parameters (e.g. shift and tilt) are significantly novel as they show no correlation with any of the DNAshape features.