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. 2010 Feb 1;9(6):1100–1117. doi: 10.1074/mcp.M900398-MCP200

Table II. Predicted secretion pathways of proteins identified in conditioned media from 23 cancer cell lines.

Cell line No. of identified proteins
Percentage of predicted secreted proteins
Classical secretiona Nonclassical secretionb Membrane proteinc Othersd
NPC-TW02 255 235 14 337 59.9
NPC-TW04 284 304 16 463 56.6
NPC-BM1 292 324 17 496 56.1
Colo205 295 430 34 563 57.4
SW480 213 250 17 377 56.0
SW620 229 468 16 727 49.5
SK-Hep-1 269 293 16 376 60.6
HepG2 267 206 12 290 62.6
Hep-3B 383 573 39 824 54.7
OEC-M1 333 422 29 559 58.4
SCC-4 209 487 27 783 48.0
U1 280 305 18 468 56.3
U4 364 687 44 1,047 51.1
MCF-7 219 390 23 686 48.0
MDA-MB-435S 253 589 17 921 48.3
C-33A 285 384 25 590 54.0
HeLa 243 350 9 621 49.2
CL1–0 174 369 14 539 50.8
CL1–5 364 621 41 804 56.1
PANC-1 224 319 19 473 54.3
MIA-PaCa-2 266 522 20 801 50.2
A-431 299 476 23 660 54.7
Jurkat 195 796 21 1,269 44.4
All 23 cell lines 998 1,438 121 2,027 55.8

a Proteins predicted by the SignalP program to be secreted via the classical secretion pathway (SignalP probability ≥0.90).

b Proteins predicted to be secreted by the nonclassical secretion pathway using SignalP and SecretomeP (SignalP probability <0.90 and SecretomeP score ≥0.50).

c Proteins predicted by the TMHMM to form integral membrane proteins that were not predicted to be secreted via the classical or nonclassical secretion pathways.

d Proteins that could not be classified as classical secreted, nonclassical secreted, or integral membrane proteins.