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. 2009 Apr 21;37(10):e72. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkp248

Table 3.

Combinatory effects of different motif-finding tools and their outputs on the recovery of known binding sites and motifs

Combination of the tools and the number of their outputs (in braces) Total number of motifs returned Number of binding sites recovered Number of motifs recovered
ME(5)+BP(5)+CU(5)+MD(5)+MS(5)+CS(5) 30 1145 117
ME(5)+BP(5)+CU(5)+MD(5)+MS(5) 25 1144 117
ME(10)+BP(10)+CU(5)+MD(5)+MS(5) 35 1284 118
ME(10)+BP(10)+CU(10)+MD(10)+MS(10) 50 1300 118
ME(10)+BP(10)+CU(10)+MD(10)+MS(10)+CS(10) 60 1301 118
ME(10)+BP(10)+CU(10)+MD(5)+MS(5) 40 1292 118
ME(10)+BP(15)+CU(5)+MD(5)+MS(5) 40 1305 118
ME(15)+BP(10)+CU(5)+MD(5)+MS(5) 40 1316 119
ME(15)+BP(15)+CU(5)+MD(5)+MS(5) 45 1333 119
ME(15)+BP(20)+CU(5)+MD(5)+MS(5) 50 1342 119
ME(20)+BP(15)+CU(5)+MD(5)+MS(5) 50 1345 119
ME(20)+BP(20)+CU(5)+MD(5)+MS(5) 55 1353 119

ME: MEME; BP: BioProspector; CU: CUBIC; MD: MDscan; MS: MotifSampler; CS: CONSENSUS. The combination shown in bold is adapted in our algorithm.