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Table 3 Percentage of synchronously peaking genes in the Thy-Noc dataset

From: A new computational approach to analyze human protein complexes and predict novel protein interactions

 

Peaks of expression (% of peaking genes per complex)

Protein complex

2 h-0 h

4 h-2 h

6 h-4 h

8 h-6 h

10 h-8 h

12 h-10 h

14 h-12 h

AP2

50

25

25

0

25

25

50

ARC

80

0

0

80

0

60

0

Arp2-3

0

60

40

0

20

0

40

ATP_F0

0

10

10

20

10

0

80

ATP_F1

0

33

0

33

0

0

33

APC

50

25

25

38

13

13

63

COX

0

25

38

0

25

0

50

Centrosome

27

22

14

20

24

31

39

Dynactin

14

0

14

14

14

14

71

Exocyst

29

43

29

57

14

43

43

Exosome

20

20

40

0

0

0

60

FA

34

28

34

30

9

30

40

GTC

33

17

33

17

33

33

33

LRS

6

22

6

6

6

0

72

MLRS

22

27

24

22

27

11

62

MSRS

20

37

33

20

7

10

63

Nucleopore

37

33

37

13

3

27

60

Nucleosome

13

54

13

25

8

8

38

ORC

50

17

17

50

17

33

0

PD

29

14

57

29

14

29

29

Proteasome

30

9

30

9

13

0

87

RFC

50

0

50

50

50

25

0

RNA Pol II

30

30

70

0

0

0

40

RNA Pol III

20

0

40

40

0

60

20

SNARE

14

57

29

14

29

29

14

SWI-SNF

33

17

33

8

0

17

42

SRP

75

25

25

0

0

25

75

SCF

33

33

33

0

33

0

100

SRS

10

40

35

10

15

5

60

TAFIID

23

38

8

23

23

0

46

TRAPP

33

17

0

17

17

0

50

VHL

0

0

50

0

0

0

50

  1. For each protein complex the percentage of its synchronously peaking genes in each time interval is reported. AP2, adaptor-related protein complex 2; APC, anaphase promoting complex; ARC, axin related complex; ATP_F0, ATP synthase, H+ transporting, mitochondrial F0 complex; ATP_F1, ATP synthase, H+ transporting, mitochondrial F1 complex; COX, cytochrome c oxidase; FA, focal adhesion; GTC, golgi transport complex; MSRS, mitochondrial small ribosomal subunit; ORC, origin recognition complex; PD, pyruvate dehydrogenase; RNA Pol II, RNA polymerase II; SRP, signal recognition particle; TRAPP, trafficking protein particle complex; VHL, von Hippel-Lindau complex.