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. 2011 Aug 29;10(12):M111.012500. doi: 10.1074/mcp.M111.012500

Table I. Annotation coherence among interacting proteins for selected protein interaction data sets. For each top-level annotation class of “Function,” “Location,” and “Complex” in the Munich Information Center for Protein Sequences, we classified an interaction as intra-annotation if both proteins were annotated and shared at least one common annotation item, or interannotation if both proteins were annotated but no common annotation was shared. The sum of the intra- and inter-annotation can add up to less than the total number of interactions due to cases where at least one protein lacks any annotation. The number in parenthesis gives the percentage of the total number of interactions in Column 3. The Methods Section provides descriptions and characteristics of the separate data sets. Abbreviations: AP/MS, affinity purification/mass spectrometry; PCA, protein-fragment complementation assay; Y2H, yeast two-hybrid.

Network Number of Proteins Number of Interactions Function
Location
Complex
Intra-annotation Inter-annotation Intra-annotation Inter-annotation Intra-annotation Inter-annotation
Manually curated binary interaction
BGS 1061 1239 1176 (95%) 41 (3%) 1092 (88%) 83 (7%) 521 (42%) 102 (8%)
High-confidence high-throughput
AP/MS 1274 7879 6722 (85%) 1007 (13%) 6914 (88%) 626 (8%) 2462 (31%) 819 (10%)
PCA 1076 2530 1315 (52%) 732 (29%) 1802 (71%) 530 (21%) 161 (6%) 109 (4%)
Y2H 1962 2703 1161 (43%) 834 (31%) 1691 (63%) 580 (21%) 148 (6%) 113 (4%)
Raw high-throughput
AP/MS 2551 18,043 9537 (53%) 7315 (40%) 12,486 (69%) 5048 (28%) 1393 (8%) 2731 (15%)