| | |
conserved
|
duplication
|
repeats
|
Exon age difference *
|
|---|
| | | | | |
Upstream young
|
equal
|
Upstream old
|
|---|
|
human mouse
|
ME
|
18 (30.0%)
|
24 (40.0%)
|
8 (13.3%)
|
17
|
33
|
10
|
| |
IND
|
16 (1.41%)
|
29 (2.55%)
|
356 (31.3%)
|
419
|
460
|
258
|
| |
LNK
|
40 (4.18%)
|
25 (2.61%)
|
55 (5.74%)
|
125
|
741
|
91
|
| |
ME
|
18 (30.0%)
|
25 (41.7%)
|
6 (10.0%)
|
18
|
31
|
11
|
| |
IND
|
18 (4.25%)
|
6 (1.42%)
|
100 (23.6%)
|
154
|
195
|
75
|
| |
LNK
|
56 (10.1%)
|
11 (2.17%)
|
12 (2.37%)
|
74
|
389
|
44
|
- * Each exon in the adjacent pairs is assigned an age label: "young", "middle" and "old". The "Upstream young" means the number of pair in which the upstream exon is younger than the downstream one. The "equal" means the number of pair in which the two exons are of equal age. The "Upstream old" means the number of rest pair with an older upstream exon.
