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. 2022 Oct 21;13:6257. doi: 10.1038/s41467-022-33806-8

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Fig. 3 — a Glycoproteomic analysis of N/TERT-1 cells revealed a total of 2890 O-GalNAc sites on 835 glycoproteins. The sites found were mapped to distinct parts of proteins. Sites that do not map to distinct protein features (purple) account for 59% of the total sites b Number of O-GalNAc sites found in different types of domains (top 6). c Number of O-GalNAc sites on individual domains. Each dot represents a specific domain with one or more sites. Black bars show median number of sites per domain. d Glycosylation rate of each domain calculated as domains with at least one site, divided by total number of domains. Numbers on the right of each bar shows total number of specific domain type within the 835 identified glycoproteins. e Relative glycan positions within each domain. Each bin covers 10% of domain sequence from N- to C-terminus. Top 6 domain types from b are color highlighted throughout. Source data are provided as a Source Data file.