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. 2021 Jun 24;19:3779–3795. doi: 10.1016/j.csbj.2021.06.039

Table 4.

Intra-protein co-evolving positions in proteins constituting a complex are also predicted as high degree inter-protein co-evolved positions. Inter-protein co-evolving residue positions that have large number of co-evolutionary connections (high degree) between proteins are likely to be important for intra-molecular co-evolution as well.

Reference sequence (Protein family A) Reference sequence (Protein family B) aIntra-protein CP (A) bIntra-protein CP (B) cInter-protein CP (A) dInter-protein CP (B) eInter-protein and intra-protein CP (A) fInter-protein and intra-protein CP (B)
Case 1 CSF3 (P09919) CSF3R (Q99062) 79 272 68 187 58 67
Case 2 EGFR (P00533) TGFA (P01135) 120 40 251 23 37 13
Case 3 FGF1 (P05230) FGFR1 (P11362) 56 166 36 143 34 23
Case 4 TGFB3 (P10600) TGFBR2 (P37173) 116 161 104 95 53 45
Case 5 FGF10 (O15520) FGFR2 (P21802) 85 107 42 88 34 28
Case 6 FGF1 (P05230) FGFR2 (P21802) 55 171 33 101 28 21
a

Intra-protein CP (A): Number of residue positions involved in intra-protein co-evolutionary pairings in reference protein of family A.

b

Intra-protein CP (B): Number of residue positions involved in intra-protein co-evolutionary pairings in reference protein of family B.

c

Inter-protein CP (A): Number of residue positions involved in inter-protein co-evolutionary pairings in reference protein of family A.

d

Inter-protein CP (B): Number of residue positions involved in inter-protein co-evolutionary pairings in reference protein of family B.

e

Inter-protein and intra-protein CP (A): Number of residue positions important for inter-protein (high degree) and intra-protein co-evolution (Protein A).

f

Inter-protein and intra-protein CP (B): Number of residue positions important for inter-protein (high degree) and intra-protein co-evolution (Protein B).