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. 2008 Jun 5;29(10):1755–1766. doi: 10.1016/j.peptides.2008.05.022

Table 7.

Viral versus human proteome overlap at the 7-mer level

Virusa 1 2 3b 4b 5 6
HBV 1,586 1,589 66 102 93 4.1
JCV 1,523 1,599 61 108 101 4.0
Human parvovirus B19 1,440 1,988 49 120 104 3.4
HRV-14 2,173 2,173 60 118 100 2.7
HPV-1 2,203 2,203 69 139 123 3.1
SAF-V 2,283 2,283 35 51 51 1.5
HPV16 2,404 2,404 102 163 121 4.2
HTLV-I 2,553 2,553 143 283 215 5.6
HCV 3,004 3,004 129 403 369 4.2
Rubella virus 3,167 3,167 171 309 282 5.3
YFV 3,405 3,405 96 164 153 2.8
WNV 3,427 3,427 96 177 170 2.8
HIV-1 3,079 3,517 96 163 148 3.1
Rabies virus 3,570 3,570 132 208 192 3.6
RRV 3,595 3,595 119 184 169 3.3
HIV-2 3,278 3,705 121 1,347 535 3.6
hMPV 4,109 4,109 123 234 212 2.9
H5N1 4,400 4,407 96 147 139 2.1
HRSV 4,474 4,474 106 174 162 2.3
HPIV3 4,806 4,806 126 193 170 2.6
Lake Victoria marburgvirus 4,804 4,804 151 281 253 3.1
Mumps virus 4,780 4,929 142 214 204 2.9
Measles virus 4,931 5,157 158 257 244 3.2
Zaire virus 4,861 5,439 141 212 196 2.9
Hendra virus 5,204 6,002 126 219 203 2.4
SARS-CoV 9,759 14,131 299 790 699 3.0
HHV-4 32,670 34,497 1,899 7,050 3433 5.8
HHV-6 42,426 44,048 1,242 3,954 2236 2.9
Variola virus 53,044 53,107 1,638 2,760 1916 3.0
HHV-5 63,216 64,140 3,176 16,745 6030 5.0



Allc 284,918 298,232 10,863 31,737

Human proteome formed by 36,103 proteins and 15,697,964 occurrences of 10,431,975 unique 7-mers. Column number refers to: (1) unique 7-mers in the viral proteome; (2) total number of 7-mers in the viral proteome (including multiple occurrences); (3) unique viral 7-mers occurring in the human proteome; (4) viral overlap occurrences in the human proteome (including multiple occurrences); (5) number of human proteins involved in overlap; (6) % of unique viral 7-mers which occur in the human proteome (i.e. 100 × column 3/column 1).

a

Abbreviations as in Table 1.

b

The results of linear regression analysis between columns 1 and 3, and 1 and 4 are: column 3 = 0.042176 × column 1 − 36.723 (r = 0.95637); column 4 = 0.17329 × column 1 − 410.74 (r = 0.84397).

c

Obtained by combining all 30 viral proteomes into one viral proteome, and then computing the overlap with the entire human proteome.