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| # | log(e) | % | model | coverage | | 1. | -16.6 | 9.2 | G | P | O |
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| 2. | -15.3 | 12.6 | G | P | O |
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| 3. | -15 | 11.5 | G | P | O |
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| 4. | -9.8 | 7.6 | G | P | O |
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| 5. | -5.3 | 7.6 | G | P | O |
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| 6. | -4.1 | 3.1 | G | P | O |
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| 7. | -3.2 | 5.3 | G | P | O |
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| 8. | -2.9 | 5.3 | G | P | O |
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Notes:
- Each of the diagrams indicates the patterns of peptides observed from individual proteomics measurements. This type of pattern
experimentally determined peptides is commonly referred to as the "protein sequence coverage".
- The diagram elements are as follows:
- black line: indicates the full length of the protein (all sequences are the same length in this display)
- red bars: indicate observed peptides (the darker the red, the more confident the observations); and
- green bars: indicate regions of the protein that may be difficult to observe, using standard proteomics techniques.
- Clicking on the links to the left of the diagrams take you to the following displays:
- G: a display showing all of the proteins found in the same data set as the displayed protein;
- P: a full display of the peptides and protein sequence information for the display protein; and
- O: a Gene Ontology display for the proteins found in the same data set as the displayed protein.
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