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Supplementary Information 16 Cellular Component % of Genes 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 human mouse extracellular other membranes plasma membrane cytosol cytoskeleton mitochondrion ER/Golgi translational app. nucleus other cytoplasmic organelle extracellular matrix other component Biological Process 60 50 % of Genes 40 30 20 10 human mouse 0 cell adhesion cell-cell signaling cell cycle and prolif. death cell organization/biogen. protein metabolism DNA metabolism RNA metabolism other metabolic stress response transport developmental processes signal transduction other biological proc.

Molecular Function % of Genes 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 human mouse defense/immunity prot. cytoskeletal protein transcription regulator cell adhesion molecule ligand bind. or carrier ligand receptor other signal transduction enzyme transporter enzyme regulator other function Figure GO Binning of GO into categories represented by the GO vocabularies. Each chart shows the percentage of transcription units that fall into a particular bin for each of the three GO vocabularies. The strategies are shown in supplemental data and the July release of the GO vocabularies were used for the binning. The left bar of each pair represents data taken from the ENSEMBL annotation of human gene products (http://www.geneontology.org/cgi-bin/go/downloadgoga.pl/gene_association.goa_hu man) and the right bar represents data from the mouse RPTS.

Computational Assignment of GO terms Automated GO assignment pipeline overview FANTOM 2 set (60,770 sequences) direct (MGD/SPTR) identical match based (EBI-Proteome) direct homology based (MGD/SPTR) domain/motif search based (InterPro) 1: Direct Assignments NOTE: smaller number means higher priority in case that same GO terms are assigned DB Search for FANTOM1 entries in MGD Evidence: IEA Direct/MGD 2 non-iea no Evidence: (MGI evidence) Direct/MGD 1 DB Search for FANTOM1 entries in SPTR Evidence: IEA Direct/SPTR 3

2: Identical Match-based Assignments Identical match to SPTR_NRDB Evidence: IEA Identical/SPTR 4 3: Direct Homology-based Assignments BLASTN vs. MGD?98% 98%ID,?100bp Evidence: IEA BLASTN/MGD 5 FASTY vs. SPTR_NRDB?85% 85%ID,?90%length Evidence: IEA FASTY/SPTR 6 4: Domain/Motif Assignments InterPro Assignment Evidence: IEA InterPro InterPro 7 SCOP Assignment Evidence: IEA SCOP 8

CODE Direct/MGD Direct/SPTR Identical/SPTR BLASTN/MGD FASTY/SPTR InterPro SCOP EXP Definition Directly assigned in MGI Directly assigned in SPTR Assigned from identically matched SPTR protein sequences Assigned from MGD DNA sequences matched with BLASTN searches Assigned from SPTR protein sequences matched with FASTY searches Assigned from InterPro domains Assigned from SCOP/SuperFamily domains Assigned after analysis by expert curation GO Binning strategies In all cases when a term was searched the search included annotations to all other terms that are parts of or types of that term. In some cases a particular term was EXCLUDEd from a search. The OR operator indicates the union of the gene sets from searches. The NOT operator indicates that the genes annotated to that term were subtracted from the rest of the search. The searches are as follows: Molecular Function bins 1.) defense/immunity protein: defense/immunity protein 2.) cytoskeletal protein: cytoskeletal regulator OR motor OR structural constituent of cytoskeleton OR structural constituent of eye lens OR structural constituent of muscle OR cytoskeletal binding protein 3.) transcription regulator: transcription regulator 4.) cell adhesion molecule: cell adhesion molecule 5.) ligand binding or carrier: ligand binding or carrier 6.) ligand: ligand

7.) receptor: receptor 8.) other signal transduction molecule: signal transducer EXCLUDING (ligand OR receptor) 9.) enzyme: enzyme 10.) transporter: transporter 11.) enzyme regulator: enzyme regulator 12.) other molecular function: NOT (1-11) Biological Process Bins 1.) cell adhesion: cell adhesion 2.) cell-cell signaling: cell-cell signaling 3.) cell cycle and proliferation: cell cycle OR cell proliferation 4.) death: death 5.) cell organization and biogenesis: cell organization and biogenesis 6.) protein metabolism: protein metabolism 7.) DNA metabolism: DNA metabolism 8.) RNA metabolism: RNA metabolism OR transcription 9.) other metabolic processes: metabolism EXCLUDING (DNA metabolism OR RNA metabolism) 10.) stress response: stress response 11.) transport: transport 12.) developmental processes: developmental processes 13.) signal transduction:signal transduction 14.) other biological processes: NOT (1-12) Cellular Component Bins 1.) non-structural extracellular: extracellular EXCLUDING extracellular matrix 2.) extracellular matrix: extracellular matrix 3.) plasma membrane: plasma membrane 4.) other membranes: (membrane EXCLUDING plasma membrane) OR (membrane fraction NOT plasma membrane) 5.) cytosol: cytosol OR (sarcoplasm EXCLUDING (sarcoplasmic reticulum OR junctional membrane complex))

6.) cytoskeleton: cytoskeleton OR microtubule organizing center OR spindle OR muscle fiber OR cilia OR flagellum (sensu Eukarya) 7.) mitochondrion: mitochondrion 8.) ER/Golgi: endoplasmic reticulum OR ER-Golgi intermediate compartment OR Golgi apparatus OR transport vesicle OR Golgi vesicle 9.) translational apparatus: eukaryotic 43S pre-initiation complex OR eukaryotic 48S initiation complex OR eukaryotic translation initiation factor 2B complex OR eukaryotic translation initiation factor 4F complex OR nascent polypeptide-associated complex OR signal sequence receptor complex OR ribosome 10.) nucleus: nucleus 11.) other cytoplasmic organelle: acidocalcisome OR cytoplasmic exosome OR endosome OR glyoxysome OR lysosome OR peroxisome OR vacuole 12.) other cell component: cellular component NOT (1-11)