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Jaina Mistry, Penny Coggill, Ruth Y. Eberhardt, Antonio Deiana, Andrea Giansanti, Robert D. Finn, Alex Bateman, Marco Punta, The challenge of increasing Pfam coverage of the human proteome, Database, Volume 2013, 2013, bat040, https://doi.org/10.1093/database/bat040
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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.
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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