| | |
# of pairs
|
# in CDS
|
# of Frame preservation*
|
|---|
| | | | |
Upstream
|
Downstream
|
Difference
|
Sum
|
|---|
|
Human
|
ME
|
60
|
51 (85%)
|
24 (47.1%)
|
17 (33.3%)
|
36 (70.6%)
|
19 (37.3%)
|
| |
IND
|
1137
|
810 (71.2%)
|
349 (43.1%)
|
338 (41.7%)
|
306 (37.8%)
|
294 (36.3%)
|
| |
LNK
|
957
|
834 (87.1%)
|
275 (33.0%)
|
300 (36.0%)
|
292 (35.0%)
|
357 (42.8%)
|
|
mouse
|
ME
|
60
|
51 (85%)
|
19 (37.3%)
|
24 (47.1%)
|
39 (76.5%)
|
20 (39.2%)
|
| |
IND
|
424
|
244 (57.5%)
|
101 (41.4%)
|
113 (46.3%)
|
92 (37.7%)
|
91 (37.3%)
|
| |
LNK
|
507
|
424 (83.6%)
|
173 (40.8%)
|
173 (40.8%)
|
161 (38.0%)
|
190 (44.8%)
|
- * The 'upstream' and 'downstream' indicate the numbers of frame-preserving upstream and downstream exons, respectively. The 'difference' indicates the number of pairs in which the length difference of the two exons is an exact multiple of 3 nt, while the 'sum' means the number of pairs in which the exon length sum is an exact multiple of 3 nt. The percentage is relative to '# in CDS' column. See text for detail.
