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Table 1.

Comparison of Sox10 Splice Sites in Mouse and Human

Exon number		Exon size (bp)		Splice site
Exon number		Exon size (bp)		3′	5′
1	Mus >46		CTTCATGGAAgtgagagacaccccctccc
	Hum N.D.		N.D.
2	Mus 225	ccccctccttccttccccagCCGTCTGCAG	GTCGGAGGAGgtgagtgcgcactgcgcccc
	Hum 221	agccctccgcagcggctcagGCTCAGTCGC	GTCCGAGGAGgtgagtgcgcagcctgctcc
3	Mus 506	gcgccctccttcccgtccagGTGGGCGTTG	AGCTCTGGAGgtgagcgctgccccggccca
	Hum 512	cgcgccctccttccatccagGTGGGCGTTG	AGCTCTGGAGgtgagcacccgaccgccccc
4	Mus 269	ctgatgtcctccactcccagGTTGCTGAAC	CACCCCTCAGgtgagtgctgggttctgggt
	Hum 269	cgcctcccaccacaccccagGCTGCTGAAC	CACCCCTCAGgtgagtgctgatgacagagc
5	Mus 1720	ccccctctcctcctacccagGCCAGAGCCA
	Hum 1890	tctgtctcccttctacccagGCCAGAGCCA

[i] The position of the 3′ splice site for human exon 2 (bold) was approximated by sequence alignments of rat and mouse exon–intron junctions with the genomic human sequences of this region. The longest available human cDNA clones terminated 23 bp 3′ of this position. (N.D.) Not determined.