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. 2014 Sep 15;8(6):1832–1844. doi: 10.1016/j.celrep.2014.07.055

Table 2.

Conditional Probabilities for Intrinsically Disordered Segments and Protein Half-Life in Pairs of Paralogs

Event (E) Condition (C) Probability (Event | Condition) = P(E∩C)/P(C)
A Shorter half-life divergence of N-terminal disorder P(ΔH<0min|NSL)=252391=0.64
Divergence of N-terminal disorder shorter half-life P(NSL|ΔH<0min)=252787=0.32
B Shorter half-life divergence of internal disordered segments P(ΔH<0min|Inn+x)=323561=0.58
Divergence of internal disordered segments shorter half-life P(Inn+x|ΔH<0min)=323799=0.40
C Shorter half-life divergence of N-terminal or internal disordered segments P(ΔH<0min|NSLInn+x)=542741=0.73
Divergence of N-terminal or internal disordered segments shorter half-life P(NSLInn+x|ΔH<0min)=5421176=0.46
Shorter half-life divergence of N-terminal and internal disordered segments P(ΔH<0min|NSLInn+x)=33211=0.16
Divergence of N-terminal and internal disordered segments shorter half-life P(NSLInn+x|ΔH<0min)=331176=0.03
Divergence of N-terminal and internal disordered segments longer half-life P(NSLInn+x|ΔH>0min)=111013=0.01

See Figure 4 for a description of the definitions. NSL denotes pairs where one paralog has a short and the other paralog a long N-terminal disordered segment. In = > n+x denotes pairs where one of the two paralogs has a higher number of internal disordered segments (ΔI ≥ 1). See also Tables S8A (for part A) and S8B (for part B).