A survey of RNA editing at single-cell resolution links interneurons to schizophrenia and autism

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FIGURE 1.
FIGURE 1.

Distribution of 41,930 RNA editing sites across neuronal nuclei, transcriptional frequency, gene biotypes, and features. Density of edited and transcribed (including unedited) sites detected (A) per nucleus (x-axis), and (B) across neuronal nuclei (“nuclei per site” on x-axis). Dashed lines indicate the series mean. (C) Distribution of mean minor (edited) allele frequencies for cataloged (light hues) and novel sites (dark hues) located within Alu repeats (blues); non-Alu repeats (reds) and nonrepetitive sequence (greens). Individual density plots are provided in Supplemental Figure S4b. (D) Distribution of sites colored by site context, across RNA biotypes (y-axis). Number of sites is indicated by bars on right panel, on a log scale. (E) Distribution of protein-coding sites across gene features (y-axis), with number of sites indicated by bars in right panel.

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  1. RNA 27: 1482-1496