Figure 2
From: LOCALIZER: subcellular localization prediction of both plant and effector proteins in the plant cell
(a) An example of a predicted chloroplast-targeting plant protein with probability 0.8. Only the chloroplast classifier returns predicted transit peptides, whereas the mitochondrial classifier does not return positive predictions (probabilities <0.5). (b) An example of a predicted dual-targeting plant protein with a predicted chloroplast transit peptide (probability 0.8) and a possible mitochondrial transit peptide (probability 0.7). (c) An example of the sliding window approach for effector proteins. Sliding windows of varying lengths are moved along the mature effector sequences to find potential transit peptide start positions. Both chloroplast and mitochondrial transit peptides are predicted for each window using the two classifiers. In this example, the effector has a predicted mitochondrial transit peptide, but no predicted chloroplast transit peptide (indicated by a cross).
