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. 2006 Feb;15(2):258–268. doi: 10.1110/ps.051767306

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Figure 1. — Distribution of _λ for various sizes () of subalignments for the GPCR, globin, and Lectin families. The index λ refers to the one of the subsets with N_S sequences. Insets show the dependence of 〈〉_f and σ_f for various f. As expected from Equation 6, 〈〉_f shows a plateau starting at a given value of f (indicated by the arrow), while σ_f for f larger than this value decreases according to Equation 7. The minimum size of f should correspond to the value indicated by the arrow. (A) GPCR family (940 sequences in full MSA). (B) Globin family (880 sequences in full MSA). (C) Lectin C family (1126 sequences in full MSA).

Inline graphic — Distribution of _λ for various sizes () of subalignments for the GPCR, globin, and Lectin families. The index λ refers to the one of the subsets with N_S sequences. Insets show the dependence of 〈〉_f and σ_f for various f. As expected from Equation 6, 〈〉_f shows a plateau starting at a given value of f (indicated by the arrow), while σ_f for f larger than this value decreases according to Equation 7. The minimum size of f should correspond to the value indicated by the arrow. (A) GPCR family (940 sequences in full MSA). (B) Globin family (880 sequences in full MSA). (C) Lectin C family (1126 sequences in full MSA).