Fig. 2
From: Complex regulation of ADAR-mediated RNA-editing across tissues
The total number of A-to-G RNA-DNA differences (RDDs) called in each sample, versus the number or analyzed base pairs (number of uniquely mapped reads × length of reads) (a). The nine samples with the largest number of analyzed base pairs correspond with the high coverage samples generated in this study. The lower coverage samples were derived from previously published datasets. The high coverage brain sample in this study is remarkable for having a higher amount of RDDs. However, when all RDDs that overlap an intron are discarded the high coverage brain sample is no longer a strong outlier compared to the other high coverage tissues (b)