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. 2009 May 8;37(Web Server issue):W350–W355. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkp331

Table 1.

Statistics of annotations and proteins in annotation resources of COFECO

Organisms Proteins
Annotations
Complex KEGG GO BP GO MF GO CC Complexa KEGG GO BP GO MF GO CC
M. musculus 5670 5313 33 714 39 440 34 231 2118 199 3584 2320 614
S. cerevisiae 5246 1237 5147 5020 5761 8049 110 1556 1484 511
H. sapiens 4123 5507 36 780 40 115 36 594 2858 205 3082 2612 684
R. norvegicus 2957 2674 9407 10 729 9837 1850 197 2059 1858 463
G. gallus 1820 604 4379 5058 4345 1287 121 894 984 289
A. thaliana 1606 1947 19 694 25 962 13 380 619 132 1043 1240 269
D. melanogaster 1583 2216 13 862 17 892 10 666 865 135 2196 1545 439
S. pombe 899 966 3553 3429 4790 526 106 1153 1082 370
C. elegans 806 1012 9891 11651 6456 600 122 1163 969 237

aThe numbers of annotations for complexes are the number of complexes for each genome. Among the whole 19 064 complexes, 63% have their own function annotations or complex names and 37%, which are from high-throughput co-complex data in general, do not have complex name. In this system, complex itself is used as an annotation unit representing functionally correlated group.