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Of the proteins believed to be targeted to the PL NM complex, the majority are predicted to be plastid-targeted.

Satisfyingly, the largest single group of proteins at 22% are annotated in Flybase as 'Plasma membrane', of which a majority are predicted to be integral membrane proteins.

Indeed, 33% of all identified metabolic enzymes are inferred to function in carbohydrate biosynthesis, and the majority are predicted to be localized to the plastid (table 2, supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).

The CscA-family members are fairly uniform in size (320 380 residues), and the large majority are predicted to be very basic proteins with a pI above 9.0 (see additional file 2).

An analysis of N-terminal signal sequences of the BAPKO_0422 family of proteins revealed that the majority are predicted to have a functional signal sequence and so may enter the Sec-dependent secretory pathway for translocation across the inner membrane.

Although the majority are predicted to be membrane bound, PSAs predicted to be secreted are found both as strongly conserved proteins between species (PSA21 in all three species; LiPSA12A and LmPSA12A) and as species specific proteins (LiPSA12I and most LmPSA12C).

Although a large number of AGO genes have been found in various plants, the majority were predicted by computational approaches based on sequence similarity.

One billion young people, the majority from LMICs, are predicted to reach employment age within the next decade (International Labour Organization 2012), compounding what are already severely limited opportunities for integrating youth into the labour market.

This resulted in a list of 270 genes, the majority of which are predicted to encode for multi-transmembrane proteins.

We therefore chose 30% for the threshold value of length-adjusted protein identity, at which the majority of genes are predicted to encode structurally homologous proteins [11].

The majority (87%) are predicted to be inactivating, in keeping with previous studies [ 18].