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. 2011 May 26;39(Web Server issue):W197–W202. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkr292

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Figure 2. — Different types of annotations are possible with BAR⁺. After clustering and depending on the features (structure, domains and function) annotated in the cluster, sequences within a cluster can inherit different types of annotation. The percentage of sequences endowed with a given annotation type and inheriting validated annotation (P < 0.01) is indicated. (A) Sequences within clusters. Percentage is computed with respect to 9 401 223 comprised in 913 762 clusters. Inherited: sequences that inherit annotations by falling into a cluster. Without validated annotation: the slice comprises sequences with no annotation and not validated annotations. (B) Singletons (stand alone sequences). Percentage is computed with respect to 4 091 908 singleton sequences.