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. 2011 Nov 8;2(4):869–911. doi: 10.3390/genes2040869

Table S1.

Average number of FSF domains in each phyla/kingdom corresponding to the seven general functional categories. Numbers were rounded up when the decimal value exceeded 0.5 and rounded down otherwise. Nanoarchaeota and Tenericutes have the least number of metabolic domains and are highlighted in bold. Eukaryal kingdoms (Fungi, Metazoa, Plants and Protista) have the richest FSF repertoires compared to the prokaryotes.

Superkingdom Phyla/Kingdom Metabolism Information ICP Regulation Other General ECP
Archaea Crenarchaeota 204 85 44 35 30 20 2
Euryarchaeota 219 96 50 44 32 24 4
Korarchaeota 178 85 38 37 29 19 2
Nanoarchaeota 57 76 23 15 16 11 1
Thaumarchaeota 202 91 49 42 23 25 5
Bacteria Proteobacteria 274 119 78 52 42 31 7
Firmicutes 246 117 67 53 35 26 7
Actinobacteria 275 115 66 50 33 30 7
Bacteroidetes 251 113 65 43 32 29 9
Tenericutes 99 90 33 25 13 14 0
Cyanobacteria 289 112 73 52 39 30 8
Spirochaetes 171 104 56 41 24 25 5
Thermotogae 231 110 60 48 36 22 4
Rest of Bacteria * 255 113 67 48 37 27 6
PVC 206 110 58 43 28 27 6
Eukarya Fungi 298 127 105 87 51 52 10
Metazoa 307 135 136 126 65 75 42
Plants 332 145 117 87 58 54 14
Protista 220 117 94 67 39 46 9
*

Includes proteomes from Chlorobi, Chloroflexi, Aquificae, Deinococcus thermus, Fusobacteria, Acidobacteria, Deferribacters, Dictyoglomi, Elusimicrobia, Synergistetes, Fibrobacters, Gemmatimonadetes, Nitrospirae, and Thermobaculum.