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Table 1 Novel candidates of Human H/ACA snoRNA paralogs

From: Fast local fragment chaining using sum-of-pair gap costs

   

annotated candidate regions in %

 

sequence Identity

fragments per chain

number of chains

snoRNABase

Ensembl

Eddy-BLAST-snornalib

unknown

> 60%

1

286

37.8

94.4

84.3

6

 

2

29

0

69

86.2

3

 

≥ 3

10

0

70

60

3

 

all

325

33.2

91.4

83.7

12

> 70%

1

266

40.6

97.7

84.6

3

 

2

21

0

85.7

95.2

0

 

≥ 3

8

0

87.5

75

1

 

all

295

36.6

96.6

85.1

4

> 80%

1

233

46.4

98.7

85

1

 

2

10

0

90

100

0

 

≥ 3

2

0

100

100

0

 

all

245

44.1

98.4

85.7

1

  1. Summary of H/ACA snoRNA candidates in Homo sapiens including their fragment counts and their overlap with previous annotations, i.e., the snoRNABase, the set of snoRNAs and snoRNA pseudogenes from the Ensembl database and the Eddy-BLAST-snornalib in the UCSC RNAGenes track.
  2. The candidates were retrieved by combined use of BLAST (with options -W 8 -e 1e+20 -F F) and clasp (sum-of-pair gap costs with , , fragment scores according to the length of the BLAST hit, and a minimal required chain score of 30) with the entire set of Human H/ACA snoRNAs, annotated in the snoRNABase. Each candidate shows a highly conserved H box and ACA motif as well as high secondary structure conservation with two separate stem loop regions. Moreover, several different sequence identity scores in the ClustalW alignment to a known Human H/ACA snoRNA were required.