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Table 1 Possible annotations within DNAmod’s curated (A) sequencing method data and (B) natural occurrence information

From: DNAmod: the DNA modification database

(A) Sequencing method annotations

Field

Terms

 Mapping method

〈method abbreviation〉

 Method detail

affinity-based, chemical conversion, chemical conversion and immunoprecipitation, chemical tagging, direct detection, DNMT1 conversion, enzyme-mediated chemical tagging, excision repair enzyme-based, restriction endonuclease

 Resolution

low, high, single-base

 Qualifier

5hmU:G mismatch only, CpG contexts only, [low-input or] single-cell, [methylation-insensitive] restriction digestion, microarray probes, salt gradient stratification, specific fragments, strand-specific, target sequences

(B) Natural occurrence annotations

Field

Terms

 Functiona

damage, demethylation intermediate, [possible] epigenetic mark, hypermodified nucleobase, restriction-modification

 Functional detail

[highly] cytotoxic, mutagenic, reactive oxygen species, specific transcriptional roles, transcription terminator

 Origin

natural, synthetic, synthetic and RNA

 Organism

〈binomial name〉

  1. Each row lists a field and all terms ever used to annotate it. [square brackets]: optional prefixes. 〈angle brackets〉: description of term, rather than the complete enumeration provided for other terms
  2. aEach row contains all possible instantiations of the field on the left, except that terms within the “Function” field are often combined, as conjunctions