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. 2005 Jun 6;6:85. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-6-85

Table 2.

The GO categorization of S. moellendorffii ESTs by biological process, molecular function, and cellular component.

Gene Ontology term Representation Representation percentage
Biological process Metabolism 312 74%
 Biosynthesis 64 15%
 Protein metabolism 57 14%
 Catabolism 22 5%
 Nucleic acid metabolism 20 5%
Cell growth and/or maintenance 53 13%
 Transport 44 10%
Response to stimulus and stress 19 5%
Photosynthesis 16 4%
Cell communication 15 4%
 Signal transduction 12 3%
Homeostasis 3 1%
Development 1 <1%
Cell death 1 <1%
Molecular function Catalytic activity 132 36%
 Hydrolase activity 36 10%
 Transferase activity 25 7%
 Oxidoreductase activity 22 6%
 Kinase activity 12 3%
Binding 107 29%
 Nucleotide binding 65 18%
 Metal ion binding 20 5%
Transporter activity 64 18%
 Electron transporter activity 16 4%
 Carrier activity 12 3%
Structural molecule activity 40 11%
Translation regulator activity 10 3%
Signal transducer activity 4 1%
Chaperone activity 3 1%
Enzyme regulator activity 2 1%
Motor activity 1 <1%
Transcription regulator activity 1 <1%
Cellular component Intracellular 135 75%
Membrane 45 25%

Note that one gene product may be assigned to more than one GO terms, and one children term can fit into multiple parental categories. The representation means the number of non-redundant ESTs that can be mapped to a certain GO term. The representation percentage is based on the total number of GO mappings in each of the three major ontologies (biological process: 420, molecular function: 364, cellular component: 180).