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Support counts the member genes carrying the term. % of genes is that count over all 6,125 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PANTHER | PTHR13710 | DNA HELICASE RECQ FAMILY MEMBER | 4587 / 6,125 | 74.9% | 99.5% of 4,608 | ≥50% support |
| GO | GO:0005694 Cellular Component | chromosome | 4577 / 6,125 | 74.7% | 98.5% of 4,648 | ≥50% support |
| GO | GO:0005737 Cellular Component | cytoplasm | 4577 / 6,125 | 74.7% | 98.5% of 4,648 | ≥50% support |
| GO | GO:0006281 Biological Process | DNA repair | 4577 / 6,125 | 74.7% | 98.5% of 4,648 | ≥50% support |
| GO | GO:0006310 Biological Process | DNA recombination | 4577 / 6,125 | 74.7% | 98.5% of 4,648 | ≥50% support |
| GO | GO:0009378 Molecular Function | four-way junction helicase activity | 4577 / 6,125 | 74.7% | 98.5% of 4,648 | ≥50% support |
| GO | GO:0032508 Biological Process | DNA duplex unwinding | 4577 / 6,125 | 74.7% | 98.5% of 4,648 | ≥50% support |
| GO | GO:0043138 Molecular Function | 3'-5' DNA helicase activity | 4577 / 6,125 | 74.7% | 98.5% of 4,648 | ≥50% support |
| GO | GO:0000724 Biological Process | double-strand break repair via homologous recombination | 4551 / 6,125 | 74.3% | 97.9% of 4,648 | ≥50% support |
| GO | GO:0006268 Biological Process | DNA unwinding involved in DNA replication | 4551 / 6,125 | 74.3% | 97.9% of 4,648 | ≥50% support |
| GO | GO:0005634 Cellular Component | nucleus | 4430 / 6,125 | 72.3% | 95.3% of 4,648 | ≥50% support |
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.
