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Additional figures for Differential expression of 24,426 human alternative splicing events and predicted cis-regulation in 48 tissues and cell lines John C. Castle, Chaolin Zhang, Jyoti K. Shah, Amit V. Kulkarni, Thomas A. Cooper, Jason M. Johnson.

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  1. Additional figures for Differential expression of 24,426 human alternative splicing events and predicted cis-regulation in 48 tissues and cell linesJohn C. Castle, Chaolin Zhang, Jyoti K. Shah, Amit V. Kulkarni, Thomas A. Cooper, Jason M. Johnson Figure Additional 1. Motif enrichment and depletion intronic neighborhood downstream of the preceding 5' splice site of upregulated cassette exons (the “udif” neighborhood). Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors). Figure Additional 2. Motif enrichment and depletion upstream of downregulated cassette exons (“uif”). Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors). Figure Additional 3. High resolution motif enrichment for UGCUAG. Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors). Figure Additional 4. High resolution motif enrichment for UGCU. Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors). Figure Additional 5. High resolution motif enrichment for UGUGU. Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors). Figure Additional 6. High resolution motif enrichment for AGGG in cerebellum. Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors). Figure Additional 7. Association of motifs and RNA-binding proteins. The ability of protein expression to classify motif enrichment and depletion across the 48 tissues using rank-order statistics, for motif enrichment in the “uif” neighborhood upstream of downregulated exons. Warm colors represent positive association. Figure Additional 8. Association of motifs and RNA-binding proteins. The ability of protein expression to classify motif enrichment and depletion across the 48 tissues using rank-order statistics, for motif enrichment in the “udif” neighborhood upstream of upregulated exons. Warm colors represent positive association. Figure Additional 9. PTBP1 gene expression and UCUCU enrichment scores in the “uif” intronic neighborhood upstream of upregulated (left) and downregulated (right) exons. Figure Additional 10a-q are on the following pages. Splice event expression.

  2. Figure Additional 1 Motif enrichment and depletion intronic neighborhood downstream of the preceding 5' splice site of upregulated cassette exons (the “udif” neighborhood). Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors).

  3. Figure Additional 2 Motif enrichment and depletion upstream of downregulated cassette exons (“uif”). Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors).

  4. Figure Additional 3 High resolution motif enrichment for UGCUAG. Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors).

  5. Figure Additional 4 High resolution motif enrichment for UGCU. Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors).

  6. Figure Additional 5 High resolution motif enrichment for UGUGU. Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors).

  7. Figure Additional 6 High resolution motif enrichment for AGGG in cerebellum. Scores represent signed –log10 p-values for enrichment (warm colors) and depletion (cool colors).

  8. Figure Additional 7 Association of motifs and RNA-binding proteins. The ability of protein expression to classify motif enrichment and depletion across the 48 tissues using rank-order statistics, for motif enrichment in the “uif” neighborhood upstream of downregulated exons. Warm colors represent positive association.

  9. Figure Additional 8 Association of motifs and RNA-binding proteins. The ability of protein expression to classify motif enrichment and depletion across the 48 tissues using rank-order statistics, for motif enrichment in the “udif” neighborhood upstream of upregulated exons. Warm colors represent positive association.

  10. Figure Additional 9 PTBP1 gene expression and UCUCU enrichment scores in the “uif” intronic neighborhood upstream of upregulated (left) and downregulated (right) exons.

  11. Figure Additional 10a-q are on the following pages. Splice event expression. Similar figures as PNG format are found on the website http://rulai.cshl.edu/Rosetta_AS_supp/index.html as file Images_png.zip [717Mb].

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