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He has also experimented with repetitive editing derived from remix and gif culture, like the montage he used to evoke Joseph Gordon-Levitt's cycle of self-abuse in porn comedy Don Jon.

The average length of non-repetitive editing boxes is 71 nt, which is shorter than that of Alu and non-Alu repetitive editing boxes (Table  1B).

However, the average A-to-I nucleotide conversion rate in non-repetitive editing boxes is about 51% of all As, which is higher than Alu and non-Alu repetitive editing boxes (Table  1B), suggesting the surprising result that promiscuous A-to-I editing can occur in non-repetitive regions.

Although we could identify no consensus sequences in non-repetitive editing boxes, they are likely to form dsRNAs and the edited sites have similar 5′ neighbor preferences as reported recently for other ADAR1 substrates [ 28].

Interestingly, non-repetitive editing boxes exhibited even more striking differences than editing boxes of IRAlus among examined samples.

We further demonstrated that non-repetitive editing boxes could be promiscuously edited by ADAR1, independent of their adjacent IRAlus.

Our analysis also revealed that non-repetitive editing boxes could be promiscuously edited by ADAR1, independent of their adjacent IRAlus.

These results demonstrated that non-repetitive editing boxes alone can be edited by ADAR1, independent of adjacent IRAlus.

Although there were no consensus sequences in all non-repetitive editing boxes, we found that ADAR1 preferentially targets adenosines when the 5′ nearest neighbor is A ≈ U > C > G.

Moreover, knockdown of ADAR1 significantly reduced editing ratio of individual A-to-I sites in editing boxes, suggesting that editing in non-repetitive editing boxes is catalyzed by ADAR1.

Importantly, editing sites located in non-repetitive editing boxes were validated in multiple human cell lines using conventional PCR and Sanger sequencing and were proven to be catalyzed by ADAR1.