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Figure 1.

Xbp1's partial transcript sequence, including the non-canonical 26 nt spliced region (highlighted on right).

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Figure 2.

Illustration of a hypothetical potentially novel spliced region with two supporting reads.

Below the gene are two examples that RSW would disregard: a split read pair mapped to the incorrect strand (gray) and a split read pair mapped with a 0 or 1 bp gap (orange).

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Table 1.

Bowtie Mapping statistics for Ire1α+/− samples treated with Tg and Dtt.

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Figure 3.

UCSC custom track view for Xbp1 26 nt spliced region in mouse embryonic fibroblast cells and qRT-PCR results.

“Het” = Ire1α+/−; “KO” = Ire1α−/−. a = 500 nM Thapsigargin 4 hrs; b = 1 mM Dithiothreitol 4 hrs; For both a and b, Het reads are on top and KO reads are on the bottom. Red vertical lines indicate the 26 nt spliced region.

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Table 2.

The number of reads aligned to Xbp1's 26 bp splice junction by our “Read-Split-Walk” (RSW) algorithm for Ire1α+/− and Ire1α−/− samples.

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Figure 4.

Comparison of supporting reads for Xbp1's 26 nt splice junction site in the Dithiothreitol (Dtt) sample from RSW, Exonerate and the Unix “grep” command.

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Table 3.

STAR results on the region where Xbp1 is located.

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Table 4.

Counts of spliced regions detected by RSW and proteomics from the SKBR3 cell line.

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