-For each cassette exons, find the upstream and downstream exons
-Blast sequences with cassette exon spliced in and spliced out against the five fish species
-If there are blast results for both spliced in and spliced out sequences, then that splicing event is conserved
Number of total cassette exons: 4926
Number of genes with cassette exons: 2961
Number of total cassette splicing events: 18354
Non-conserved means blast hits for either the spliced in or spliced out sequences (exclusive or)
| Species | Number of Conserved Cassette Splicing Events (# of genes) | Number of Non-conserved Cassette Splicing Events (# of genes) | Number of genes with at least one conserved isoform |
|---|---|---|---|
| spotted gar | 3505 (847) | 8451 (1664) | 2103 |
| zebrafish | 3685 (885) | 8256 (1587) | 2078 |
| fugu | 3576 (791) | 7911 (1526) | 1969 |
| coelacanth | 3241 (800) | 8383 (1697) | 2117 |
| human | 4755 (1300) | 9183 (1711) | 2460 |
upset(fromList(listInput), nsets = 5, order.by = "freq")
Denominator: 2961 genes
57 cassette splicing events that are conserved in all 5 fish species (not human)
20 genes have cassette splicing events that are conserved in all 5 fish species (not human)
2262 cassette splicing events are conserved in all 5 fish species and human
480 genes have cassette splicing events that are conserved in all 5 fish species and human
4729 cassette splicing events from 1150 are conserved in at least one fish species