Journal Article

The challenge of increasing Pfam coverage of the human proteome

Database, Volume 2013, 2013, bat040, https://doi.org/10.1093/database/bat040
Published:
31 May 2013

Two percentage values reported in this article were inadvertently misreported.

In the ‘Abstract’ section, the sentence ‘Thirty-four per cent of regions, on the other hand, matched fewer than 100 sequences in UniProtKB.’ should read, ‘Forty-six per cent of regions, on the other hand, matched fewer than 100 sequences in UniProtKB.’

Additionally, in the main text of the article, the sentence, ‘Almost 2/3 of the clusters that we identified that account for 34% of all uncovered regions, however, appear to have only a small number of homologous regions in UniProtKB …’ should read, ‘Almost 2/3 of the clusters that we identified that account for 44% of all uncovered regions, however, appear to have only a small number of homologous regions in UniProtKB …’

The authors wish to apologize for these imprecisions. The 34% that was originally reported corresponds to the percentage of regions that match <100 sequences in UniProtKB and additionally appear not to share any relationship with existing Pfam-A families. This was erroneously reported as the percentage of regions that match <100 sequences in UniProtKB (in the ‘Abstract’ section) and the percentage of regions in clusters with a mean number of homologous regions in UniProtKB that is <100 (in the main text).

The authors believe that these changes do not affect the main conclusions of the article.

Author notes

Citation details: Mistry,J., Coggill,P., Eberhardt,R.Y. et al. The challenge of increasing Pfam coverage of the human proteome. Database (2013) Vol. 2013: article ID bat023; doi: 10.1093/database/bat023

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