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. 2012 May 24;40(15):7123–7131. doi: 10.1093/nar/gks442

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Figure 2. — The distribution of functional units within AltSeqs. The observed and expected counts of AltSeqs disrupting an entire or partial SLiM, a phosphorylation site, an entire or partial globular domain, an entire or partial functional element (transmembrane domain or signal peptide) or no functional units from the annotated data set. The number of elements in each class is shown and their percentage in brackets. (A) The observed distribution of functional units within AltSeqs when compared with the expected distribution. (B) The observed distribution of functional units within AltSeqs when compared with the expected distribution within IDRs (regions with IUPred scores > 0.4). Both partial and entire transmembrane domains and signal peptides (functional elements) are combined, as their observed occurrences were very low.