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Figure 1.

The analytic flowchart of UbSite.

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The statistics of non-homologous training data and independent test data for ubiquitylation and non-ubiquitylation sites.

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Figure 2.

The detailed process of generating position specific scoring matrix (PSSM) and encoding the fragment of amino acid sequence by generated PSSM.

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Figure 3.

The position-specific amino acid composition, accessible surface area and secondary structure of ubiquitin conjugated lysines and non-ubiquitin conjugated lysines.

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Figure 4.

The hypothetic model of identifying the distant sequence features for E3 recognition.

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Figure 5.

The statistically significant composition of amino acids for each position in the window length from −20 to +20.

Based on the measurement of F-score, the positions −16, −10, −3, −1, +1, +5, +10, +13, and +17, containing higher value of F-score, are significant for differentiating the ubiquitylation sites from non-ubiquitylation sites.

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Figure 6.

The statistically significant evolutionary information of amino acids for each position in the window length from −20 to +20.

Based on the measurement of F-score, the positions −19, −17, −15, −12, −10, −4, −1, +5, +9, +13, +15 and +18, containing higher value of F-score, are significant for differentiating the ubiquitylation sites from non-ubiquitylation sites.

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Figure 7.

The predictive performance of the models trained with different window length varying from 11-mer to 41-mer.

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Table 2.

The predictive performance of cross-validation using various training features.

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Table 3.

Comparison between our method (UbSite) and other ubiquitylation prediction tools.

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