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Cheng CY, Chou FC, Kladwang W, Tian S, Cordero P, Das R. 2015. Consistent global structures of complex RNA states through multidimensional chemical mapping. eLife 4:e07600. doi: 10.7554/eLife.07600

Published 2 June 2015

Table 1 has been corrected. The original manuscript used a previously published formula from Hajdin et al. RNA (2010) for estimating the p-value of a 3D RNA structure prediction but calculated these p-values using the incorrect mean RMSD values. When the correct parameters are used, the p-values of our predictions decrease, i.e. the estimated significances are increased. The conclusions of the manuscript are unchanged.

The corrected table is shown here, with changes highlighted:

Table 1 Corrected. Benchmark of multidimensional chemical mapping on RNAs with crystal structures

RNALengthM2/Rosetta (no MOHCA, control)MCM
RMSD to crystal (Å) (accuracy)p-value§RMSD to crystal (Å) (accuracy)p-value§
Tetrahymena ribozyme P4–P6 domain15838.3>0.98.6<1.0 × 10−16
V. cholerae cyclic-di-GMP riboswitch aptamer, ligand-bound*8911.32.6 × 10−37.66.3 × 10−7
F. nucleatum double glycine riboswitch ligand-binding domain, ligand-bound*15930.5>0.97.9<1.0 × 10−16
S. thermophilum adenosylcobalamin riboswitch aptamer, ligand-bound*16817.1†5.3 × 10−711.94.0 × 10−15
Class I ligase12726.3>0.914.56.8 × 10−5
Class I ligase, core domain‡8714.00.1311.13.1 × 10−3
D. iridis lariat-capping ribozyme1889.6†<1.0 × 10−168.2<1.0 × 10−16
D. iridis lariat-capping ribozyme, MCM refined regions‡6917.0†n.a.§11.2n.a.§

* MCM modeling was performed with MOHCA-seq constraints from datasets collected on the ligand-bound state; ligands were not included during Rosetta modeling.

† M2/Rosetta statistics are reported for RNA-puzzle submission rank 1 models, which included subdomains built by homology modeling.

‡ Calculated over core domain residues or refined regions after alignment using MAMMOTH (Ortiz et al., 2002); see ‘Materials and methods’.

§ p-value computed using analytical formula for secondary-structure-constrained 3D modeling in (Hajdin et al., 2010); it is not applicable to peripheral domains. Value above 0.9 are not well-determined and are presented as > 0.9.

The originally published table is also shown for reference:

Table 1 Original. Benchmark of multidimensional chemical mapping on RNAs with crystal structures

RNALengthM2/RosettaMCM
RMSD to crystal (Å) (accuracy)p-value§RMSD to crystal (Å) (accuracy)p-value§
Tetrahymena ribozyme P4–P6 domain15838.31.08.65.1 × 10−12
V. cholerae cyclic-di-GMP riboswitch aptamer, ligand-bound*8911.30.287.64.3 × 10−3
F. nucleatum double glycine riboswitch ligand-binding domain, ligand-bound*15930.51.07.92.1 × 10−13
S. thermophilum adenosylcobalamin riboswitch aptamer, ligand-bound*16817.1†3.9 × 10−311.91.5 × 10−8
Class I ligase12726.31.014.55.6 × 10−2
Class I ligase, core domain‡8714.00.8611.10.30
D. iridis lariat-capping ribozyme1889.6†1.2 × 10−158.2<1.0 × 10−16
D. iridis lariat-capping ribozyme, MCM refined regions‡6917.0†n.a.§11.2n.a.§

* MCM modeling was performed with MOHCA-seq constraints from datasets collected on the ligand-bound state; ligands were not included during Rosetta modeling.

† M2/Rosetta statistics are reported for RNA-puzzle submission rank 1 models, which included subdomains built by homology modeling.

‡ Calculated over core domain residues or refined regions after alignment using MAMMOTH (Ortiz et al., 2002); see ‘Materials and methods’.

§ p-value computed using analytical formula for secondary-structure-constrained 3D modeling in (Hajdin et al., 2010); it is not applicable to peripheral domains.

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