Protein abundance biases the amino-acid composition of disordered regions to minimize non-functional interactions

The data submitted are analyzed in a manuscript submitted to Journal of Molecular Biology entitled "Protein abundance biases the amino-acid composition of disordered regions to minimize non-functional interactions"The data are in tabular format and correspond to amino-acid and protein levels of information for yeast and human proteome including: - intrinsic disorder- domains- abundance- hydrophobicity- aggregation propensities- interaction propensity (stickiness)