Typical Examples of proteins containing FTs.

Typical examples of order patterns, as obtained by FT search in the human proteome. For each protein, Swiss-Prot entry name and main function is given in the first column, and then follow the protein length, the number of different frequent-triplets (DFT), the leading FTs, defined by the maximal number of occurrences of a FT, and the CO measures MFI, RC, RP. The leading FTs are highlighted within the protein sequence, displayed in the last column; in some cases they form runs of amino-acids (A–B), while in other cases they form large repetitive motifs of various purities (C–F). See Methods for more details.