Classification of Complete Proteomes of Different Organisms and Protein Sets Based on Their Protein Distributions in Terms of Some Key Attributes of Proteins

<div>(a) Representative protein-density contour maps of (left) an animal (H. sapiens) and (right) a plant (A. thaliana) proteome. Short proteins (ln(L) &lt; 4.3 or L &lt; 74) and long proteins (ln(L) &gt; 7.3 or L &gt; 1480) are treated as ln(L) = 4.3 and ln(L) = 7.3, respectively, for statistics. (b) Differential protein density contour map between H. sapiens (DHsa) and A. thaliana (DAth) indicates that short disordered proteins are enriched in the plant proteome; and the animal proteome has more long disordered proteins.</div>

International Journal of Genomics

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Figure 1: Classification of Complete Proteomes of Different Organisms and Protein Sets Based on Their Protein Distributions in Terms of Some Key Attributes of Proteins 

Figure 1 | Classification of Complete Proteomes of Different Organisms and Protein Sets Based on Their Protein Distributions in Terms of Some Key Attributes of Proteins 