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NCBI taxid 1529436
✓ Has minor (U12-type) introns
598 high-confidence minor introns · 609 including lower-confidence candidates (score 50–90) · snRNA machinery: corroborated· proteome BUSCO 93.0%
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genomes: 1529436

One row per species (2,634 genomes) — start here to look up an organism. Each row carries its minor-intron verdict (u12_status), high-confidence and total U12-type intron counts, snRNA status, and proteome completeness (BUSCO); click the taxonomy_id or species name to open its full genome page. Featured views: U12-type loss landscape U12-type % vs genome size U12-type intron count vs proteome BUSCO Minor vs total introns

Data license: ODbL · Data source: Larue & Roy, 2023

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taxonomy_id species common_name group phylum order family u12_status n_minor_introns percent_minor_introns u12_density_percentile n_u12_all n_major_introns motif_category z_excess hc_u12_cds hc_u12_exon snrna_status minor_snrnas n_minor_snrna u11_E u12_E u4atac_E u6atac_E total_genes total_introns_scored genome_size_bp gc_content coding_gc_content n_contigs assembly_n50 assembly_l50 busco_score accession genome_version source assembly_url ncbi_taxonomy_url wikipedia_url common_name_level taxonomy genome_path annotation_path
1529436 Anneissia japonica crinoid invertebrates Echinodermata Comatulida Comatulidae U12_POSITIVE 598 0.39% 96.39 609 155,660 DETECTED 297.93041785133124 584 14 corroborated U11, U12, U4atac, U6atac 4 5.9e-21 2e-29 8.7e-15 3.9e-34 25,780 156,269 589,628,371 34.361 41.845 76,727 623,489 228 93.0 GCF_011630105.1 ASM1163010v1 refseq https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/datasets/genome/GCF_011630105.1/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Taxonomy/Browser/wwwtax.cgi?id=1529436 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anneissia_japonica group
anneissia japonica;anneissia;comatulinae;comatulidae;comatulida;articulata;crinoidea;pelmatozoa;echinodermata;deuterostomia;bilateria;eumetazoa;metazoa;opisthokonta;eukaryota;cellular organisms
invertebrates/refseq/anneissia_japonica-ASM1163010v1/anneissia_japonica.GCF_011630105.1_ASM1163010v1_genomic.fna.gz invertebrates/refseq/anneissia_japonica-ASM1163010v1/anneissia_japonica.GCF_011630105.1_ASM1163010v1_genomic.gff.gz

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  • 21,827 rows from taxonomy_id in transcripts
  • 156,269 rows from taxonomy_id in introns
  • 609 rows from taxonomy_id in minor_introns
Filter introns: U12-type set: Introns are called on the longest isoform per gene.

Splice-site logos for Anneissia japonica

Rendered in the browser from motif_pwm counts via the Schneider-Stephens / WebLogo 3 information formula. The U12-type set control in the filter bar above switches the U12-type population — in these logos and every distribution chart below — between high-confidence calls (adjusted score ≥ 90) and motif-positive introns (p_motif ≥ 0.5: every intron whose splice-signal motif is U12-like, even where the genome made few or no calls). U2-type is the fixed genome-wide background.

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U12-type introns

N/A — no U12-type introns in this genome.

U2-type introns

N/A — no U2-type introns in this genome.

Intron distributions for Anneissia japonica

Pre-aggregated from the full intron set (intron_stats); rendered client-side with Vega-Lite. Bars are grouped by set (U12-type = green, U2-type = gray).

Phase
Intron termini
Intron location
CDSexon
Score (intronIC, 0-100)
Intron length
Branch-point offset (nt to 3′SS)
Relative position in transcript (%)

Motif-score model for Anneissia japonica

intronIC's per-species tail model: the U2-type (major) background motif-score distribution (gray, log-scaled) in p_motif space, its extrapolated exponential tail (dashed — how far U2-type scores are expected to reach by chance), and the U12-type calls (green, p_motif ≥ 0.9). Calls sitting far to the right of the U2-type tail are the evidence for a genuine minor-spliceosome population.

No tail model for this genome — too few U2-type introns to fit a background distribution.
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