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More recent high-throughput genomic technologies have now demonstrated that only <2% of the human genome encodes for amino acids in proteins.
The human genome encodes for over 40 J proteins with specific cellular and subcellular distributions [1].
Since the human genome encodes for several hundred different microRNAs, they can be expected to regulate thousands of genes [13].
Additionally, Drosophila genome encodes for Gαf which probably represents an insect-specific subfamily of Gα-subunits [11].
KSHV genome encodes for a non-coding polyadenylated nuclear RNA (PAN), which is expressed briefly following KSHV infection [45].
The P. vivax genome encodes for more number of such tryptophan-rich proteins than any other malarial species (http://www.plasmodb.org).
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At the onset of the new millennium, the realization that the genome encoded for far fewer genes than previously anticipated was particularly surprising.
Within higher plants, ∼7%; of their genomes encodes for putative TFs.
There are two β-TrCP genes in mammalian genomes encoding for the two highly redundant proteins β-TrCP1 and β-TrCP2.
None of the remaining Bm genomes encoded for this region.
Avian, amphibian and teleost genomes encode for most of the mammalian orthologues, as well as additional TLRs [ 4- 6].
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