Properties of genes essential for mouse development - Fig 5

<p><b>Distributions of (A) length, (B) polar, (C) charged, (D) basic, and (E) acidic residues (%) of proteins encoded by essential and viable genes.</b> Here, EN and VN refer to essential and viable genes in the non–culled dataset. Ex and Vx define essential and viable genes in the culled dataset where all coded proteins share sequence similarity less than x0%. Top 2% longest proteins (A) were excluded from the datasets to make plots more readable. In this box plot, the top and bottom of the box denote the upper and lower quartiles; the line inside the box denotes the median; and individual points denote the outliers.