Recall that when the HGP was completed, more than 40 percent of the genes identified had unknown functions. The PANTHER database provides access to comprehensive and current functional assignments for human genes (and genes from other species). Go to http://www.pantherdb.org/data/. In the frame on the left side of the screen locate the 'Quick links' and use the 'Whole genome function views' link to a view of a pie chart of current functional classes for human genes. Mouse over the pie chart to answer these questions. What percentage of human genes encode transcription factors? Cytoskeletal proteins? Transmembrane receptor regulatory/adaptor proteins?

Hello, everyone. Here we have a question that says the Panther database provides useful information about the evolution of protein coding gene families from various animals under the jeans and Orville Logs. Tabs Panther currently has the complete sets of protein coding genes from the total of blank organisms. And our answer is D 143 and these were obtained from the reference proteome project from database. Thank you for watching. Bye.