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Complex Overview

From Publication: Krogan N. J. et al. (2006) Global landscape of protein complexes in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Nature. 2006 Mar 30;440(7084):637-43. Epub 2006 Mar 22.
Notes: From the published set of core protein complex predictions.
Complex Size: 6 proteins

Complex Member Proteins

Cellular Component Analysis

Given the number of proteins in the complex (A), total proteins annotated with a given GO term (B), and the total number of annotated proteins (T); the p-value represents the chances of randomly having the number of proteins in the complex annotated with a specific GO term (I).

Only showing terms with a p-value less than or equal to 0.01.

GO Term

P-value

A

B

I

T

Biological Process Analysis

Given the number of proteins in the complex (A), total proteins annotated with a given GO term (B), and the total number of annotated proteins (T); the p-value represents the chances of randomly having the number of proteins in the complex annotated with a specific GO term (I).

Only showing terms with a p-value less than or equal to 0.01.

GO Term

P-value

A

B

I

T

glycogen biosynthetic process 3.1295E-10 6 15 4 6292
glucan biosynthetic process 2.026E-9 6 23 4 6292
cellular polysaccharide biosynthetic process 8.2088E-9 6 32 4 6292
energy reserve metabolic process 8.2088E-9 6 32 4 6292
glycogen metabolic process 8.2088E-9 6 32 4 6292
polysaccharide biosynthetic process 1.1943E-8 6 35 4 6292
glucan metabolic process 2.8093E-8 6 43 4 6292
cellular glucan metabolic process 2.8093E-8 6 43 4 6292
cellular polysaccharide metabolic process 7.7398E-8 6 55 4 6292
polysaccharide metabolic process 1.1052E-7 6 60 4 6292
alcohol metabolic process 2.9146E-7 6 220 5 6292
cellular carbohydrate biosynthetic process 3.2181E-7 6 78 4 6292
carbohydrate biosynthetic process 6.0095E-7 6 91 4 6292
glucose metabolic process 1.2451E-6 6 109 4 6292
hexose metabolic process 2.0915E-6 6 124 4 6292
monosaccharide metabolic process 2.9418E-6 6 135 4 6292
small molecule metabolic process 3.0521E-6 6 760 6 6292
energy derivation by oxidation of organic compounds 4.3682E-6 6 149 4 6292
generation of precursor metabolites and energy 1.2785E-5 6 195 4 6292
cellular carbohydrate metabolic process 4.1266E-5 6 262 4 6292
carbohydrate metabolic process 5.4416E-5 6 281 4 6292
biosynthetic process 2.7052E-4 6 1602 6 6292
regulation of ergosterol biosynthetic process 9.5359E-4 6 1 1 6292
regulation of steroid biosynthetic process 9.5359E-4 6 1 1 6292
regulation of lipid biosynthetic process 9.5359E-4 6 1 1 6292
regulation of steroid metabolic process 9.5359E-4 6 1 1 6292
regulation of lipid metabolic process 1.9064E-3 6 2 1 6292
cellular biosynthetic process 4.5365E-3 6 1567 5 6292
primary metabolic process 9.4808E-3 6 2896 6 6292

Molecular Function Analysis

Given the number of proteins in the complex (A), total proteins annotated with a given GO term (B), and the total number of annotated proteins (T); the p-value represents the chances of randomly having the number of proteins in the complex annotated with a specific GO term (I).

Only showing terms with a p-value less than or equal to 0.01.

GO Term

P-value

A

B

I

T

UDP-glucosyltransferase activity 2.2956E-10 6 14 4 6292
glucosyltransferase activity 4.1716E-10 6 16 4 6292
UDP-glycosyltransferase activity 4.0114E-9 6 27 4 6292
transferase activity, transferring hexosyl groups 3.5663E-7 6 80 4 6292
glycogen (starch) synthase activity 7.579E-7 6 2 2 6292
transferase activity, transferring glycosyl groups 1.0304E-6 6 104 4 6292
glycogenin glucosyltransferase activity 2.2727E-6 6 3 2 6292
phosphoribosylformylglycinamidine cyclo-ligase activity 9.5359E-4 6 1 1 6292
phosphoribosylamine-glycine ligase activity 9.5359E-4 6 1 1 6292
cyclo-ligase activity 2.8585E-3 6 3 1 6292
transferase activity 3.1028E-3 6 797 4 6292
tetrapyrrole binding 3.8098E-3 6 4 1 6292
heme binding 3.8098E-3 6 4 1 6292
iron ion binding 6.6592E-3 6 7 1 6292

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