Additional file 6 of Analysis of lineage-specific protein family variability in prokaryotes combined with evolutionary reconstructions

Svetlana Karamycheva; Yuri I. Wolf; Erez Persi; Eugene V Koonin; Kira S. Makarova

doi:10.6084/m9.figshare.20745302

Additional file 6 of Analysis of lineage-specific protein family variability in prokaryotes combined with evolutionary reconstructions

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Additional file 6: Table S2. Selected examples of potential subfunctionalization of paralogs (proteins which belong to the same COG). Selected by the following criteria: (1) present in most genomes in the respective lineage; (2) have small number of paralogs (3) have low and high variability estimates.

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