Number of disordered binding sites in eukaryotic proteomes.

<p>The overall number of predicted disordered binding sites in eukaryotic proteomes predicted by the ANCHOR algorithm <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0034687#pone.0034687-Meszaros1" target="_blank">[16]</a> is shown as function of the number of different Pfam domains. Large phylogenetic groups are color coded, as defined on a small plate. Certain species and certain groups are marked and/or named, as explained and discussed in the text. The increasing (exponential) function marked by the dashed line is no fit by any model, it is only drawn to guide the eye. Homo sapiens has a larger apparent proteome size, because it has been analyzed at greater depth and the number of identified isoforms exceeds that of other mammals even after sequence identity filtering.