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. 2020 Nov 2;49(D1):D261–D265. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkaa941

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Figure 1. — Analyses of ADPriboDB 2.0. (A) Trends in ADP-ribosylation research shows a progressive increase in the number of publications about ADP-ribosylation biology, substrates and sites. (B) Left: Venn diagram shows the overlap between proteins identified in proteomics-based studies (≥10 proteins) and those identified in other publications. Right: Histogram describes the number of proteins identified by these proteomics studies. (C) Distribution of the number of publications identifying a given ADP-ribosylated substrate. (D) Proteins identified in at least two publications were subjected to gene ontology analysis via EnrichR. Bubble chart shows the enrichment of selected pathways analyzed with REVIGO (26); the full enrichment analysis is available in Supplementary Data S1. (E) Enrichment analysis was also performed on ADP-ribosylated proteins within the SARS-CoV-2 interactome. Bubble chart shows the enrichment of selected pathways analyzed with REVIGO; the full enrichment analysis is available in Supplementary Data S2. (F) Distribution of ADP-ribosylated residues.