Table 4.
Analysis of the kingdom distribution.
Kingdom distribution of structurally uncharacterised families | |||
2500 largest Pfam-A | All Pfam-A | All Pfam-A & Newfam | |
Eukaryotic | 788 | 1286 | 8240 |
Viral | 295 | 503 | 1145 |
Prokaryotic (5 or more) | 1381 | 1959 | 6290 |
Prokaryotic (1 or more) | 1377 | 2114 | 8304 |
No prokaryotic members | 1125 | 1833 | 9488 |
Analysis of the kingdom distribution of: Column 2, the largest 2500 structurally uncharacterised Pfam-A families Column 3, All structurally uncharacterised Pfam-A families Column 4, All structurally uncharacterised Pfam-A and Newfam families Of the remaining structurally uncharacterised Pfam-A families, 1959 have 5 or more prokaryotic sequences – additional Newfam families can be used to build a larger target list (eg 2500 families shown in Figure 6, black bars).