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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Oct 18.
Published in final edited form as: Gene. 2007 Nov 21;408(1-2):172–179. doi: 10.1016/j.gene.2007.10.037

Table 1.

Exon-specific targets for HBII-85 C/D-box snoRNA genes

SnoRNA Common name of gene
containing ASE target
(protein RefSeq ID)
The EID gene
identifier;
(exon containing target)
Exon specificity ASE sequence
(5′->3′)
Target sequence
(5′->3′)
mfe
(kcal/mol)
HBII-85-1,2,6 BAT1 (NP_004631.1) 6563A; (ex #10) +++ CGUCAUUCUCAUCGGA UCCGAUGAGAAUGAUG −25.3
HBII-85-1,2,6 CDH23 (NP_071407.2) 10252A; (ex #45) +++ GUCAUUCUCAUCGGAa uUCUGAUGAGAAUGAC −23.5
HBII-85-3,8,9 RASAL2 (NP_733793.1) 1626A; (ex #8) +− GUUCUCAUCGGA UCCGAUGAGAAC −19.1
HBII-85-3,8,9 SH2BP1a (NP_055448.1) 10875; (ex #25) +− GUUCUCAUCGGAa uUCCGAUGAGAAC −20.1
HBII-85-3,8,9 RGL3 (XP_290867) 17313; (ex #9) +− GUUCUCAUCGGA UCCGAUGAGAAC −19.1
HBII-85-3,8,9 BAT1 (NP_004631.1) 6563A; (ex #10) + GUCGUUCUCAUCGGA UCCGAUGAGAAUGAU −23
HBII-85-5,7 C8A (NP_000553.1) 749; (ex #4) +++ GUCGUUCUCAUCAGA UCUGAUGAGGACGAC −24.1
HBII-85-5,7 CDH23 (NP_071407.2) 10252A (ex #45) +++ GUCGUUCUCAUCAGAa uUCUGAUGAGAAUGAC −23.8
HBII-85-12 NCKAP1 (NP_038464.1) 3161A; (ex #25) +− UGUCAUCCUCUUCAA UUGAAGAGGAUGACA −23.6
HBII-85-12 BAP1 (NP_004647.1) 3929; (ex #13) +− CUGUCAUCCUCUUCAAa uUUGGAGAGGAUGACAG −26.5
HBII-85-12 NANS (NP_061819.2) 9540; (ex #6) +− UGUCAUCCUCUUCAA UUGAAGAGGAUGACA −23.6
HBII-85-13 PPP1R8 (NP_054829.2) 414A; (ex #5) −+ CAUCAUCCUCAUUGAa uUCAGUGAGGAUGAUG −24
HBII-85-13 RNF137b (NP_060543.5) 10800; (ex #7) −+ CAUCAUCCUCAUUGA UCAGUGAGGAUGAUG −23
HBII-85-13 PITPNM2 (NP_065896.1) 12794; (ex #5) −+ CAUCAUCCUCAUUGAa uUCAAUGAGGAUGGUG −23.4
HBII-85-13 DRF1c (NP_079380.1) 16188B; (ex #5) −+ ACCAUCAUCCUCAUUGA UCAGUGAGGAUGAUGGU −28
HBII-85-15 LOC389550d (XP_371949.3) 8076; (ex #1) ++ UCAUCCUCGUCGA UCGACGAGGAUGA −22.5
HBII-85-15 ERCC1 (NP_001974.1) 17928A; (ex #1) ++ UCAUCCUCGUCGA UCGACGAGGAUGA −22.5
HBII-85-15 PPIL2 (NP_680481.1) 19153A; (ex #12) + CAUCCUCGUCGA UCGACGAGGAUG −20.6
HBII-85-19 GTPBP3 (NP_598399.1) 17468A; (ex #5) +++ UGUCAUCCUCGUCGAa uUCGGCGAGGAUGACA −27.3
HBII-85-22 NY-REN-41e (NP_542385.1) 10957; (ex #1) +++++ UACCGUCGUCCUCGUCAAa uUUGACGAGGACGACGGUG −34.2
HBII-85-22 ANKRD11 (NP_037407.3) 15508; (ex #9) +++ CGUCGUCCUCGUCAAa uUUGAUGAGGACGACG −26.4
HBII-85-23 NTRK2 (NP_006171.2) 9438; (ex #3) −+ CGUCAUCUUCGUUGA UCAACGAAGAUGAUG −21.6
HBII-52-type-I HTR2C (NP_000859.1) 20027; (ex #5) +++++ AUGCUCAAUAGGAUUACg cGUAAUCCUAUUGAGCAU −27.6

Column three shows the EID identifier for the gene containing the target, which is the necessary reference for obtaining the gene sequence from the Exon/Intron Database (Saxonov et al., 2000). Exon specificity (column 4) demonstrates the preference of an ASE toward guiding exons compared to introns: five pluses ‘+++++’ means super-specificity of the ASE toward exons (even when a 2–3 nt shorter ASE does not have targets among all human introns); ‘+++’ means that the ASE matches only exons and no introns; ‘+’ means that the ASE has approximately equal number of targets within exons and introns; ‘+−’ means that the ASE has 2–4 times more targets within introns than in exons; and ‘−+’ means that the ASE has 5–7 times more targets within introns than in exons. G–U non-Watson–Crick pairs between the ASE and its target in columns 5 and 6, respectively, are underlined and shown in red. If the match between the ASE and its target extends to the closest nucleotide adjacent to the D-box, then this nucleotide is shown in lowercase at the 3′-end of the ASE sequence.

a

Another common name for this gene is CTR9.

b

Another common name for this gene is TRIM68.

c

Another common name for this gene is DBF4B.

d

Another common name for this gene is LMOD2.

e

Another common name for this gene is CCDC34.