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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Med Primatol. 2011 Aug;40(4):224–232. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0684.2011.00486.x

Table 3.

Relative occurrence of GO child terms, by total and genes represented. Although SIVmac nonprogression is the phenotype of interest, these terms potentially include all phenotypic differences between Indian-derived and Chinese rhesus macaques.

GO Child Term % Genes Represented % Total Occurrence
cell 92.3 15.5
binding 69.2 10.6
intracellular 76.9 9.7
cytoplasm 69.2 7.1
metabolism 61.5 6.2
catalytic activity 46.2 5.8
hydrolase activity 30.8 3.5
plasma membrane 30.8 3.5
protein binding 46.2 3.5
protein metabolism 30.8 2.2
transport 15.4 2.2
cell organization and biogenesis 15.4 1.8
nucleic acid binding 15.3 1.8
nucleobase, nucleoside, nucleotide and nucleic acid metabolism 23.1 1.8
cell communication 15.4 1.3
cytosol 23.1 1.3
nucleotide binding 15.4 1.3
nucleus 23.1 1.3
peptidase activity 7.7 1.3
protein modification 15.4 1.3
RNA binding 7.7 1.3
signal transduction 15.4 1.3
biosynthesis 15.4 0.9
carbohydrate metabolism 7.7 0.9
endosome 7.7 0.9
ion transport 7.7 0.9
transferase activity 7.7 0.9
organelle organization and biogenesis 7.7 0.8
calcium ion binding 7.7 0.4
catabolism 7.7 0.4
cell differentiation 7.7 0.4
cell proliferation 7.7 0.4
cytoskeletal protein binding 7.7 0.4
cytoskeleton 7.7 0.4
development 7.7 0.4
DNA binding 7.7 0.4
Golgi apparatus 7.7 0.4
kinase activity 7.7 0.4
morphogenesis 7.7 0.4
nucleoplasm 7.7 0.4
phosphoprotein phosphatase activity 7.7 0.4
protein kinase activity 7.7 0.4
protein transport 7.7 0.4
receptor activity 7.7 0.4
reproduction 7.7 0.4
signal transducer activity 7.7 0.4
transcription 7.7 0.4
transcription regulator activity 7.7 0.4