Figure 4
From: Sendai Virus Infection Induces Expression of Novel RNAs in Human Cells
Comparison of protein coding potential and vertebrate sequence conservation of Sendai virus-induced previously-annotated RNAs and nviRNAs. (a) The cumulative distribution frequency of PhyloCSF scores for previously-annotated RNAs (blue) and nviRNAs (red). (b) The cumulative distribution frequency of PhyloCSF scores for RNAs mapping to the different genomic feature annotations for previously RefSeq-annotated RNAs and (c) nviRNAs. The different genomic feature annotations include: coding exons (orange), intergenic regions (blue), introns (green), and promoters, transcriptional termination sites, and UTRs (all grouped together; red). (d) The cumulative distribution frequency of the mean PhastCons score for the previously-annotated RNAs (blue) and nviRNAs (red). The mean PhastCons score for each RNA is plotted against the log2 fold change in expression after Sendai virus infection for (e) previously-annotated RNAs and (f) nviRNAs. The 10 most highly-induced previously-annotated RNAs are labeled in blue in (e).
