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Table 2 Ser/Thr-rich regions and pHGRs predicted in secretory proteins from the eight fungi

From: High abundance of Serine/Threonine-rich regions predicted to be hyper-O-glycosylated in the secretory proteins coded by eight fungal genomes

Organism

Ser/Thr-rich regions

Predicted hyper-O-glycosylated regions

 

No. of regions

No. of proteinsa

Length average

Maximal length

No. of regions

No. of proteinsa

Length average

Maximal length

Botrytis cinerea T4

1850

966 (50.6%)

41.5

1133

606

434 (22.7%)

45.6

437

Magnaporthe grisea

1190

770 (38.1%)

32.1

769

421

543 (26.8%)

36.9

753

Sclerotinia sclerotiorum

1502

782 (50.4%)

41.6

1216

512

356 (23%)

45.8

361

Ustilago maydis

1037

513 (61.3%)

33.7

618

276

214 (25.6%)

32.3

145

Aspegillus nidulans

1202

729 (50.2%)

33.9

499

345

269 (18.5%)

45.9

507

Neurospora crassa

1329

714 (57.1%)

35.6

700

538

389 (31.1%)

38.8

622

Trichoderma reesei

933

546 (46.7%)

36.6

617

311

233 (19.9%)

52.2

418

Saccharomyces cerevisiae

496

265 (44.6%)

65.4

1429

174

108 (18.2%)

66.9

821

Global average

1192.4

660.6 (49%)

40.1

872.6

397.9

318.3 (23.6%)

45.5

508

  1. a Values in brackets represent the percentage with respect to the number of secretory proteins.