Arabidopsis thaliana protein interaction network
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AT4G30290 - ( XTH19 (XYLOGLUCAN ENDOTRANSGLUCOSYLASE/HYDROLASE 19) hydrolase acting on glycosyl bonds / hydrolase hydrolyzing O-glycosyl compounds / xyloglucanxyloglucosyl transferase )

11 Proteins interacs with AT4G30290
LocusMethodFSW Cellular Compartment Classification (C3)Description
AT3G62870

Predicted

synthetic growth defect

FSW = 0.0104

Unknown

60S RIBOSOMAL PROTEIN L7A (RPL7AB)
AT1G75170

Predicted

two hybrid

FSW = 0.0245

Unknown

SEC14 CYTOSOLIC FACTOR FAMILY PROTEIN / PHOSPHOGLYCERIDE TRANSFER FAMILY PROTEIN
AT5G52640

Predicted

synthetic growth defect

FSW = 0.0056

Unknown

ATHSP901 (HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN 901) ATP BINDING / UNFOLDED PROTEIN BINDING
AT3G50670

Predicted

interaction prediction

two hybrid

interologs mapping

FSW = 0.0288

Unknown

U1-70K (U1 SMALL NUCLEAR RIBONUCLEOPROTEIN-70K) RNA BINDING / NUCLEIC ACID BINDING / NUCLEOTIDE BINDING
AT5G15550

Predicted

Affinity Capture-MS

Affinity Capture-MS

FSW = 0.0513

Unknown

TRANSDUCIN FAMILY PROTEIN / WD-40 REPEAT FAMILY PROTEIN
AT3G07260

Predicted

two hybrid

FSW = 0.0595

Unknown

FORKHEAD-ASSOCIATED DOMAIN-CONTAINING PROTEIN / FHA DOMAIN-CONTAINING PROTEIN
AT1G65310

Predicted

Phylogenetic profile method

Co-expression

FSW = 0.1015

Unknown

XTH17 (XYLOGLUCAN ENDOTRANSGLUCOSYLASE/HYDROLASE 17) HYDROLASE ACTING ON GLYCOSYL BONDS / HYDROLASE HYDROLYZING O-GLYCOSYL COMPOUNDS / XYLOGLUCANXYLOGLUCOSYL TRANSFERASE
AT3G48580

Predicted

Gene fusion method

Co-expression

FSW = 0.0443

Unknown

XYLOGLUCANXYLOGLUCOSYL TRANSFERASE PUTATIVE / XYLOGLUCAN ENDOTRANSGLYCOSYLASE PUTATIVE / ENDO-XYLOGLUCAN TRANSFERASE PUTATIVE
AT3G23730

Predicted

synthetic growth defect

FSW = 0.2657

Unknown

XYLOGLUCANXYLOGLUCOSYL TRANSFERASE PUTATIVE / XYLOGLUCAN ENDOTRANSGLYCOSYLASE PUTATIVE / ENDO-XYLOGLUCAN TRANSFERASE PUTATIVE
AT5G20570

Predicted

interaction prediction

FSW = 0.0414

Unknown

RBX1 (RING-BOX 1) PROTEIN BINDING
AT5G19510

Predicted

Affinity Capture-MS

FSW = 0.0625

Unknown

ELONGATION FACTOR 1B ALPHA-SUBUNIT 2 (EEF1BALPHA2)

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Experimental: This means that the indicated PPI was experimentally demonstrated using Arabidopsis thaliana proteins as model of study. The experiment indicated links to the publication of which this interaction was annotated from
Predicted: The indicated PPI was proposed based on ortholgs studies. The experiment indicated links to the publication of the orthologous PPI was annotated from

FSW

FSW is the Functional Similarity Weight. It represents the proportion of interaction partners that two proteins have in common

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C3

Class A: The PPI is a direct evidence (experimental), the subcellular location was experimentally demonstrated and both, target and source, were indicated as expressed in same cellular compartment
Class B: The PPI is a direct evidence (experimental), the subcellular location was experimentally demonstrated but both, target and source, were indicated as expressed in different cellular compartment
Class C: Same as Class A but the PPI is predicted
Class D: Same as Class A but subcellular location was predicted. P(exp|pred) indicates the probability of this particular predicted location be experimentally demonstrated given all data available on AtPINDB
Unknown: There is no available data to calculate the C3 or the data does not fit onto any class previously described

PEP

PEP is the posterior probability of this particular PPI be experimentally demonstrated once it was predicted. For this release p = 0.0030. If they share same cell compartment p = 0.0029

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AtPIN: Arabidopsis thaliana Protein Interaction Network
Marcelo M Brandao, Luiza L Dantas and Marcio C Silva-Filho
BMC Bioinformatics 2009, 10:454

DOI:1471-2105/10/454