Fig. 2

Increased lengths, coverage and annotation of N. benthamiana proteins. a NbD/NbDE datasets have relatively few entries when compared to preceding datasets. b NbD/NbDE datasets contain nearly all benchmark genes as full-length genes, according to Benchmarking Universal Single-Copy Orthologs (BUSCO) of embryophyta. c The NbD/NbDE datasets have higher number of annotated PFAM domains. d NbD/NbDE datasets have relatively longer protein lengths. Violin and boxplot graph of log₁₀ protein length distribution of each dataset. Jittered dots show the raw underlying data. e NbD/NbDE annotated proteins have a higher percentage coverage to the tomato proteins as determined by BLASTP