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Table 7 Conservation of {Q(X) n } and {E(X) n } biased regions (*)

From: Exhaustive assignment of compositional bias reveals universally prevalent biased regions: analysis of functional associations in human and Drosophila

Conservation♦

Total Number

Human ♦ Mouse

Human ♦ Rat

Human ♦ Chicken

Human ♦ C.elegans

Human ♦ Fruitfly

Fruitfly ♦ Human

Human bias regions

 

With CB region

W/o CB region

With CB region

W/o CB region

With CB region

W/o CB region

With CB region

W/o CB region

With CB region

W/o CB region

With CB region

W/o CB region

All Q-rich regions {Q(X)n}

350

255/326 (78%)

97/140 (69%)

245/315 (78%)

100/135 (74%)

184/281 (65%)

100/160 (63%)

46/115 (40%)

3/18 (17%)

79/255 (31%)

12/36 (33%)

79/246 (32%)

12/13 (92%)

{Q}, {QH} and {QPH} regions

139

73/109 (67%)

41/66 (62%)

61/100 (61%)

38/64 (59%)

30/93 (32%)

25/81 (31%)

1/30 (3%)

0/1 (0%)

11/53 (21%)

0/12 (0%)

16/80 (20%)

0/11 (0%)

All E-/D-rich regions {E/D(X)n}

298

194/268 (72%)

107/169 (63%)

184/264 (70%)

96/155 (62%)

125/219 (57%)

72/152 (47%)

50/105 (48%)

14/46 (30%)

66/244 (27%)

17/53 (32%)

66/130 (51%)

13/28 (46%)

{E} and {ED} regions

102

55/89 (62%)

41/62 (66%)

53/89 (60%)

33/59 (56%)

13/62 (21%)

26/83 (31%)

3/32 (9%)

1/17 (6%)

5/40 (13%)

0/12 (0%)

3/49 (6%)

0/16 (0%)

  1. (*) For each bias grouping, the total number of regions is listed, followed by the (total number conserved with the bias region/total number conserved) (percentage in brackets) for each of the proteomes: mouse, rat, chicken, C. elegans and Drosophila (fruitfly), relative to Human. For Drosophila, the 'reverse' conservation is also listed.