Identification of Low-Complexity Domains by Compositional Signatures Reveals Class-Specific Frequencies and Functions Across the Domains of Life
Fig 9
Per-residue occupancy for the top-ranking organisms from each domain of life for the primary LCD classes.
Per-residue occupancy was calculated separately for each organism as the percentage of total residues in the proteome that were occupied by LCDs from each primary LCD class for archaea (A), bacteria (B), eukaryota (C), and viruses (D). Values above each bar represent the per-residue occupancy value (as a percentage), followed by the total number of proteins in the corresponding organism. For the average among each domain of life (red bars), the mean number of proteins per organism and the standard deviation in the number of proteins per organism is expressed above the bar for the “A” LCD class only since these values are independent of LCD class.