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Member genes
2,689
Species
149
Sequences
2,689
Best annotation support
88.6%

Consensus functional annotation

No term is shared by every member gene — the best-supported term below covers 88.6% of the 2,689 members.

Support counts the member genes carrying the term. % of genes is that count over all 2,689 members — the strict reading of “the whole family agrees”. % annotated is the same count over only those members for which this database has a prediction of that type, which shows how uniform the evidence is where evidence exists.

Source Term Name / description Support % of genes % annotated Consistency
PANTHERPTHR11533PROTEASE M1 ZINC METALLOPROTEASE2382 / 2,68988.6%99.7%
of 2,390
≥80% support
GOGO:0005737
Cellular Component
cytoplasm2384 / 2,68988.7%99.8%
of 2,390
≥80% support
GOGO:0008270
Molecular Function
zinc ion binding2384 / 2,68988.7%99.8%
of 2,390
≥80% support
GOGO:0042277
Molecular Function
peptide binding2381 / 2,68988.6%99.6%
of 2,390
≥80% support
GOGO:0043171
Biological Process
peptide catabolic process2381 / 2,68988.6%99.6%
of 2,390
≥80% support
GOGO:0070006
Molecular Function
metalloaminopeptidase activity2381 / 2,68988.6%99.6%
of 2,390
≥80% support
GOGO:0006508
Biological Process
proteolysis2378 / 2,68988.4%99.5%
of 2,390
≥80% support
PfamPF11838ERAP1_C — ERAP1-like C-terminal domain2000 / 2,68974.4%83.1%
of 2,406
≥50% support
PfamPF01433Peptidase_M1 — Peptidase family M1 domain1947 / 2,68972.4%80.9%
of 2,406
≥50% support
PfamPF17900Peptidase_M1_N — Peptidase M1 N-terminal domain1889 / 2,68970.3%78.5%
of 2,406
≥50% support
GOGO:0008237
Molecular Function
metallopeptidase activity1948 / 2,68972.4%81.5%
of 2,390
≥50% support
📊 Total members in OG0000212: 23 (filtered to ASP1 · show all species)
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Column guide: Top NCBI-NR hit and Top UniProt hit are the closest characterised sequences found by homology search — they are not identifiers of the CnidoSite gene itself. Where a species has no Swiss-Prot hit above threshold the UniProt column is shown as –. Click a gene ID for its full annotation page.

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