Plant Circular RNA Database

Detail information of AT5G10960_circ_g.1

			
						 General Information
					
						CircRNA Name
						AT5G10960_circ_g.1
					
						ID in PlantcircBase
						ath_circ_037499
					
						Alias
						5:3464486-3464622
					
						Organism
						
							Arabidpsis thaliana						
					
						Position
						
							chr5: 3464486-3464622  JBrowse»						
					
						Reference genome
						
							TAIR10.38						
					
						Type  
						
							ue-circRNA							
									
						Identification method
						find_circ; CIRI2
					
						Parent gene
						
							AT5G10960						
					
						Parent gene annotation
						
							Probable CCR4-associated factor 1 homolog 10
							
						Parent gene strand
						+
					
						Alternative splicing
						
							NA						
					
						Support reads
						2
					
						Tissues
						flower
					
						Exon boundary  
						
							No-No							"Exon boundary" shows whether the splicing sites are on the boundary of exons or not. For example, "Yes-No" represents the donor splicing site is on the exon boundary and the accepter is not on the exon boundary.

						Splicing signals  
						
							GT-AG							The splicing signals of the circRNA. For example, "AG-GT" represents that the donor and the accepter splicing signal is "AG" and "GT", respectively.

						Number of exons covered
						AT5G10960.1:1

General Information
CircRNA Name	AT5G10960_circ_g.1
ID in PlantcircBase	ath_circ_037499
Alias	5:3464486-3464622
Organism	Arabidpsis thaliana
Position	chr5: 3464486-3464622 JBrowse»
Reference genome	TAIR10.38
Type	ue-circRNA
Identification method	find_circ; CIRI2
Parent gene	AT5G10960
Parent gene annotation	Probable CCR4-associated factor 1 homolog 10
Parent gene strand	+
Alternative splicing	NA
Support reads	2
Tissues	flower
Exon boundary	No-No "Exon boundary" shows whether the splicing sites are on the boundary of exons or not. For example, "Yes-No" represents the donor splicing site is on the exon boundary and the accepter is not on the exon boundary.
Splicing signals	GT-AG The splicing signals of the circRNA. For example, "AG-GT" represents that the donor and the accepter splicing signal is "AG" and "GT", respectively.
Number of exons covered	AT5G10960.1:1

			
						 Experimental Information
					
						Sanger sequencing for BSS  
						
							NA							Sanger sequencing for back-splicing site (BSS) validation. "Yes" represents Sanger sequencing has been performed to valid the back-splicing site, "No" represents the opposite, "NA" represents "not available".

						PCR primers for BSS   
						
							NA							PCR primers used in back-splicing site (BSS) validation.

						Sanger sequencing for FL   
						
							NA							Sanger sequencing for full-length (FL) sequence validation of circRNAs. "Yes" represents Sanger sequencing has been performed to valid the full-length of circRNA, "No" represents the opposite.

						PCR primers for FL   
						
							NA							 PCR primers used in full-length (FL) sequence validation.

Experimental Information
Sanger sequencing for BSS	NA Sanger sequencing for back-splicing site (BSS) validation. "Yes" represents Sanger sequencing has been performed to valid the back-splicing site, "No" represents the opposite, "NA" represents "not available".
PCR primers for BSS	NA PCR primers used in back-splicing site (BSS) validation.
Sanger sequencing for FL	NA Sanger sequencing for full-length (FL) sequence validation of circRNAs. "Yes" represents Sanger sequencing has been performed to valid the full-length of circRNA, "No" represents the opposite.
PCR primers for FL	NA PCR primers used in full-length (FL) sequence validation.

			
						 Sequences
					
						Splice junction sequence  
						
							GATCTGGGTTTGTTGTATATCTAGAAATGGCGGAGACTTTGAAAGAAGATTCGATTATGATTCG
AGAGgtttcgtttacagatctaccgatacgagtttcgcagtatttccgagttccgacgtatgct
ttgttttca

						Assembled circRNA sequence  
						
							Yes
The sequence of a circRNA based on assembly using circseq-cup (Ye et al., 2016) or CIRI-full (Zheng and Zhao, 2018) or CIRCexplorer2 (Zhang et al., 2016).

						Full-length trsnacripts
						
							Transcript length: 137
Transcript exons: 3464486-3464622
GTTTCGTTTACAGATCTACCGATACGAGTTTCGCAGTATTTCCGAGTTCCGACGTATGCTTTGT
TTTCAGATCTGGGTTTGTTGTATATCTAGAAATGGCGGAGACTTTGAAAGAAGATTCGATTATG
ATTCGAGAG
						
						Genomic sequence
						
							GTTTCGTTTACAGATCTACCGATACGAGTTTCGCAGTATTTCCGAGTTCCGACGTATGCTTTGT
TTTCAGATCTGGGTTTGTTGTATATCTAGAAATGGCGGAGACTTTGAAAGAAGATTCGATTATG
ATTCGAGAG

Sequences
Splice junction sequence	GATCTGGGTTTGTTGTATATCTAGAAATGGCGGAGACTTTGAAAGAAGATTCGATTATGATTCG AGAGgtttcgtttacagatctaccgatacgagtttcgcagtatttccgagttccgacgtatgct ttgttttca
Assembled circRNA sequence	Yes The sequence of a circRNA based on assembly using circseq-cup (Ye et al., 2016) or CIRI-full (Zheng and Zhao, 2018) or CIRCexplorer2 (Zhang et al., 2016).
Full-length trsnacripts	Transcript length: 137 Transcript exons: 3464486-3464622 GTTTCGTTTACAGATCTACCGATACGAGTTTCGCAGTATTTCCGAGTTCCGACGTATGCTTTGT TTTCAGATCTGGGTTTGTTGTATATCTAGAAATGGCGGAGACTTTGAAAGAAGATTCGATTATG ATTCGAGAG
Genomic sequence	GTTTCGTTTACAGATCTACCGATACGAGTTTCGCAGTATTTCCGAGTTCCGACGTATGCTTTGT TTTCAGATCTGGGTTTGTTGTATATCTAGAAATGGCGGAGACTTTGAAAGAAGATTCGATTATG ATTCGAGAG

			
						 Conservation Information
					
						Conserved circRNAs
						
							NA						
					
						PMCS
						0.215233844

Conservation Information
Conserved circRNAs	NA
PMCS	0.215233844

			
						 Functional Information
					
						Coding potential
						NA
					
						Potential coding position
						
							NA
						
						Potential amino acid sequence
						
							NA
						
						Sponge-miRNAs
						
							NA						
					
						circRNA-miRNA-mRNA network
						 VISUALIZATION
					
						Potential function description
						NA

Functional Information
Coding potential	NA
Potential coding position	NA
Potential amino acid sequence	NA
Sponge-miRNAs	NA
circRNA-miRNA-mRNA network	VISUALIZATION
Potential function description	NA

			
						 Other Information
					
						References
						Philips et al., 2020

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