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. 2000 Oct 24;97(22):11910–11915. doi: 10.1073/pnas.97.22.11910

Table 1.

Proteins containing Q/N-rich regions in S. cerevisiae fall into a broad spectrum of functional clusters

Cluster Protein Q/N
Nonkinase signaling proteins
GPR1 55
RPI1 35
PHO81 34
Kinases
NPR1, ARP1 52
CBK1 49
YCK1 40
YCK2 36
HRR25 36
APG13 36
YAK1 33
SKY1 32
KSP1 32
SCH9 31
SKS1 31
YBR059 38
DNA/RNA binding
MPT5, HTR1 31
YPR042 51
YBR180 34
YGL014 34
YLL013 33
RNA processing
NAB1 48
LSM4 38
PCF11 37
NAB3 34
PUB1 33
RNA15 30
PSP2 33
NGR1 31
YBL051 30
Nucleoporins
NUP116 36
NUP100 32
NUP57 31
NUP49 30
Transcription
SNF5 66
CYC8 54
MCM1 49
IXR1, ORD1 49
MED2 48
GAL11 47
SWI11 43
TAF61 43
PDR1 38
URE2 38
DAL81 38
MOT3, HMS1 38
RLM1 36
SNF2, GAM1 36
SWI4 35
AZF1 35
CCR4 34
CRZ1 32
PDC2 32
DAT1 31
SFP1 30
SPT20 30
CDC39 30
YIL130 55
YEL007 46
YDR409 37
POP2 37
YMR263 35
EPL1 32
TBS1 31
YLR373 30
Translation
VAR1 40
SUP35 38
NEW1, YPL226 32
TIF4632 30
Vessicular trafficing/secretory pathway
ENT2 48
SEC61 45
YAP1801 39
PAN1 38
SLA2 38
ENT1 36
SCD5 36
FAB1 32
ANP1 31
YKL054 53
Outer membrane proteins
YDR213 44
YPR022 42
PSP1 31
YLR177 30
Other
RNQ1 42
CDC27 35
MAD1 34
GRR1 32
JSN1 31
SLF1 30
VAC7 30
YKR096 38
YGL066 37
YKL088 32
Unknown
MSS11 52
HOT1 33
YBR016 41
YBL081 38
YIL105 36
YBR238 33
YBL029 31
YOR197 30
YML053 30

S. cerevisiae proteins containing Q/N-rich regions were placed into functional groups on the basis of either known biochemical function or sequence homology to proteins of known function (indicated by italics).