Table 2.

1376 innatomic genes^∗ were studied in this report, all of which were collected from the InnateDB^# (PMID: 23180781).

Classification type	Subset	Number	Percentage
Subcellular location (5)	Cytoplasm	481	34.96%
	Extracellular space	151	10.97%
	Nucleus	405	29.43%
	Plasma membrane	86	6.25%
	Other	253	18.39%
Functional type (14)	Cytokine	53	3.85%
	Enzyme	232	16.86%
	G-protein-coupled receptor	22	1.60%
	Growth factor	21	1.53%
	Ion channel	8	0.58%
	Kinase	113	8.21%
	Ligand-dependent nuclear receptor	6	0.44%
	Other	459	33.36%
	Peptidases	54	3.92%
	Phosphatase	22	1.60%
	Transcription regulator	229	16.64%
	Translation regulator	10	0.73%
	Transmembrane receptor	88	6.40%
	Transporter	59	4.29%
Total		1376	100.00%

^#InnateDB is being developed jointly by the Brinkman Laboratory (http://www.brinkman.mbb.sfu.ca) (Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada), the Hancock Laboratory (http://cmdr.ubc.ca/bobh/) (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia), and the Lynn EMBL Australia Group (http://www.emblaustralia.org/research-leadership/sa-node-lynn-group) (South Australian Health & Medical Research Institute and Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia). ^∗The updated gene list at http://www.innatedb.com provides details of the innatomic genes which have been annotated by either InnateDB or Gene Ontology as having a role in the innatomic response and is updated weekly. Of note, when the list of 1467 genes was used in the Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA), 1376 genes were recognized for classification.