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Table 6 Analysis of preferences for alternative splicing and polyadenylation site variation among spliced COPs genes, in dependence of the termination site of the antisense transcript

From: Natural antisense transcripts with coding capacity in Arabidopsismay have a regulatory role that is not linked to double-stranded RNA degradation

Spliced COP genes with an antisense transcript not overlapping a sense transcript intron region, show a significant negative bias for alternative splicing

 

COPs genes

COPs with antisense gene ending 3,000-0 bp before the sense I/E boundary

p-value

Spliced genes

1,723

1,497

 

Alternatively spliced genes

268 (15.6%)

217 (14.5%)

0.0018

Spliced COPs genes with an antisense transcript overlapping a sense transcript intron region, show a significant positive bias for alternative splicing

 

COPs genes

COPs with an antisense gene ending 0-3,000 bp behind the sense I/E boundary

p-value

Gene with splicing

1,723

226

 

Alternative splicing

268 (15.6%)

51 (22.6%)

0.0018

 

COPs genes

COPs with an antisense gene ending > 40 bp behind the sense I/E boundary

p-value

Gene with splicing

1,723

129

 

Alternative splicing

268 (15.6%)

35 (27.1%)

0.00032

Alternatively spliced COPs sense genes with an antisense transcript ending more than 40 bp behind their last I/E boundary, show a positive bias for polyadenylation site variation

 

COPs genes

COPs with an antisense gene ending > 40 bp behind the sense I/E boundary

p-value

Alternatively spliced

268

35

 

Polyadenylation site variation

107 (39.9%)

25 (71.4%)

5.5e-05