EFI - Enzyme Similarity Tool

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RadicalSAM.org, our resource for investigating sequence-function space in the radical SAM superfamily, has been updated with sequences from the UniProt Release 2024_01 and InterPro Release 98 databases (January 24, 2024) !!

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Submission Name: IP91_IPR004184_UniProt_NoFragments

Network Name: IP91_IPR004184_UniProt_NoFragments_Minlen650_AS240

The parameters used for the initial submission and the finalization are summarized in the table below.

Analysis Summary

Analysis Job Number27256
Network NameIP91_IPR004184_UniProt_NoFragments_Minlen650_AS240
Alignment Score240
Minimum Length650
Maximum Length50,000
Total Number of Sequences After Filtering20,089

Dataset Summary

EST Job Number26121 (Original Dataset)
Database VersionUniProt: 2022-04 / InterPro: 91
Input OptionFamilies (Option B)
Job NameIP91_IPR004184_UniProt_NoFragments
E-Value for SSN Edge Calculation5
Pfam / InterPro FamilyIPR004184
Number of IDs in Pfam / InterPro Family21,636
Fraction Optionoff
Domain Optionoff
Exclude FragmentsYes
Total Number of Sequences in Dataset21,636
Total Number of Edges217,671,851
Number of Unique Sequences17,505
Convergence Ratio?0.930
Please cite your use of the EFI tools:

Rémi Zallot, Nils Oberg, and John A. Gerlt, The EFI Web Resource for Genomic Enzymology Tools: Leveraging Protein, Genome, and Metagenome Databases to Discover Novel Enzymes and Metabolic Pathways. Biochemistry 2019 58 (41), 4169-4182. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.biochem.9b00735

Nils Oberg, Rémi Zallot, and John A. Gerlt, EFI-EST, EFI-GNT, and EFI-CGFP: Enzyme Function Initiative (EFI) Web Resource for Genomic Enzymology Tools. J Mol Biol 2023. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmb.2023.168018

The panels below provide files for full and representative node SSNs for download with the indicated numbers of nodes and edges. As an approximate guide, SSNs with ~2M edges can be opened with 16 GB RAM, ~5M edges can be opened with 32 GB RAM, ~10M edges can be opened with 64 GB RAM, ~20M edges can be opened with 128 GB RAM, ~40M edges can be opened with 256 GB RAM, and ~120M edges can be opened with 768 GB RAM.

Files may be transferred to the Genome Neighborhood Tool (GNT), the Color SSN utility, the Cluster Analysis utility, or the Neighborhood Connectivity utility.

Full Network ?

Each node in the network represents a single protein sequence.

# Nodes # Edges
20,089 47,499,276

 

Representative Node Networks ?

In representative node (RepNode) networks, each node in the network represents a collection of proteins grouped according to percent identity. For example, for a 75% identity RepNode network, all connected sequences that share 75% or more identity are grouped into a single node (meta node). Sequences are collapsed together to reduce the overall number of nodes, making for less complicated networks easier to load in Cytoscape.

The cluster organization is not changed, and the clustering of sequences remains identical to the full network.

% ID # Nodes # Edges
100 15,986 27,061,467
95 7,879 4,912,158
90 6,623 2,928,401
85 5,685 1,783,730
80 4,903 1,112,553
75 4,237 636,171
70 3,631 325,427
65 3,149 161,485
60 2,759 75,869
55 2,461 38,497
50 2,247 26,146
45 2,113 22,903
40 1,937 19,798

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Portions of these data are derived from the Universal Protein Resource (UniProt) databases.

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