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| Protein | Lengthaa | Conservedback to | Localization | Function | Pathway | Chr | Diseaselinked |
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Colour key
- ✓ Exact match
- ~ Partial — some overlap, or close
- ✗ No match
- ↑ Answer is higher / more recent
- ↓ Answer is lower / more ancient
Conserved back to is the deepest branch of the tree of life where this protein still has a recognisable ortholog, from Universal (bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes alike) up to Mammalia. An arrow pointing down means the answer is older than your guess.
Amber means different things per column: one rung away on the conservation ladder, within 10% on length, an overlapping localization or pathway, or a different function in the same family — guessing a kinase when the answer is a protease gets you amber, because both are enzymes.