P-value: The value presented is the mHG score, corrected for multiple testing, which is a tight bound for the P-value (P-value ≤ corrected mHG score). N: the total number of sequences analysed. B: the total number of sequences containing the motif. n: the index, in which the division of the input list into target and background by the mHG statistics, gives the optimal enrichment of the motif at the top of the list. b: the number of sequences containing the motif among the top n sequences. Enrichment: measures to what extent the motif is found at the top of the list comparing to total list. Defines as: (b/n) / (B/N).
K-mer
Reverse complement
P-value ≤
N
B
n
b
Enrichment
ATGATGGATG
CATCCATCAT
2.3E-12
8245
199
449
42
3.88
TCATCCATCA
TGATGGATGA
3.0E-12
8245
161
3300
112
1.74
ATGATTGATG
CATCAATCAT
1.8E-9
8245
179
3159
113
1.65
ATCCATCATT
AATGATGGAT
2.3E-9
8245
93
504
26
4.57
TGATGGATGG
CCATCCATCA
4.8E-9
8245
119
1047
43
2.85
TCATCAATCA
TGATTGATGA
5.4E-9
8245
140
3165
92
1.71
ATGATGGATT
AATCCATCAT
1.5E-8
8245
93
832
32
3.41
ATGTTGATGG
CCATCAACAT
1.7E-7
8245
12
134
6
30.76
TTGATGGATG
CATCCATCAA
6.8E-7
8245
73
1372
33
2.72
ATCAATCATT
AATGATTGAT
7.2E-7
8245
115
2984
72
1.73
Below DRIMust presents the most significant motifs computed over these k-mers:
Motif 1:
P-value ≤ 1.7E-80
There are B=1328 occurrences of the motif, out of which b=899 occur at the top n=3591 sequences.
Clicking this button opens a pop-up window presenting the occurrences of the motif in the input sequences, aligned to each other.
The occurrences are colored by the logo color scheme and the flanking positions are colored in black.
Each occurrence is identified by the title of the sequence in which it occurs, the index of the sequence in the query list, the starting position of the occurrence in the sequence and the strand (in double-strand search mode only).
Clicking this button opens a pop-up window showing a schematic presentation of the distribution of the motif occurrences in the query sequences.
Each line represents an input sequence (following the original order), where a bold line is a sequence containing the motif.
The occurrences are represented by colored blocks (fuchsia for the occurrences at the plus strand and blue for the occurrences at the minus strand).
Placing the cursor on a motif occurrence reveals the title of the sequence in which it occurs, the starting position of the occurrence in the sequence and the strand (in double-strand search mode only).
Leibovich L, Paz I, Yakhini Z, Mandel-Gutfreund Y. (2013) DRIMust: a web server for Discovering Rank Imbalanced Motifs Using Suffix Trees. Nucleic Acids Res., 2013.
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