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Table 1 Distribution of the candidate prohormone genes identified in the cattle genome among public databases

From: Characterization of the prohormone complement in cattle using genomic libraries and cleavage prediction approaches

  

UniProt1

 

Genome2

Nucleic3

Complete

Fragment

TrEMBL

Unreported4

Complete

UniGene

56

3

16

6

 

DNA

1

0

0

2

 

Unreported

1

2

0

3

Fragment

UniGene

1

0

0

0

 

Pseudogene

1

0

0

0

Not found

Unreported

0

0

0

1

  1. 1 Derived from information provided in the corresponding UniProt release; Complete indicates the complete prohormone is present in the SwissProt database, Fragment indicates a partial sequence in the SwissProt database, and TrEMBl indicates a complete sequence without experimental data is reported in the TrEMBL database.
  2. 2 Complete, Fragment and Not found denote if the prohormone gene was completely recovered, partially recovered or there were no matches from the cattle genome, respectively.
  3. 3 Denotes the resource supporting the presence of the prohormone sequence in the cattle genome: UniGene, DNA (nucleotide and EST sequences not present in UniGene), pseudogenes and unreported.
  4. 4 Not previously reported (predicted or empirically confirmed) in cattle.