General Information:

• Name(s):  Shows all the different names by which the molecule is represented in various databases and in scientific literature.
• E.C. Number(s):  Shows the designated Enzyme Commission (E.C.) number. The EC numbers link to the GenomeNet, Japan
• Gene name(s):  Lists all the gene names by which the molecule is called, as designated by the Commission on Plant Gene Nonmenclature.
• Symbol: Is the acronym or the abbreviation by which the protein is called. Usually it is the same as gene name but letters are in all CAPS.
• Genome Browser: It links the protein entry to the respective protein sequence on the Rice Genome Browser.
• Accession number:  Is the Swissprot accession number, also similar to the "AC" field from SWALL (EMBL) record and "ACCESSION" field of the GenBank records of the respective protein entry. Links the protein entry to the other databases namely, GenBank protein database,  SWALL from EMBL and SWISS-PROT.
• Organism:  Represents the taxonomy of the organism from which the protein sequence was derived.
•  Species:  Shows the species of the Genus Oryza
•  Subspecies:  The subspecies Indica or the Japonica of the rice species Oryza sativa.
•  Cultivar:  Is the variety/cultivar name from which the sequence was derived.

• Associations:

•  Gene Ontology (GO) mappings (GO-Interpro-Rice mapping)
• Molecular function:  List of GO term(s) that defines the molecular function of the protein molecule (protein entry)
• Biological process:  List of GO term(s) defines the biological process where the function of the respective protein entry is required
• Cellular component:  List of GO term(s) that identifies the localization of the protein entry in the sub cellular component
• Evidence:  For the evidences the database uses:
• The Interpro term as an evidence for the respective mapping of the GO term to the gene product. The IDs will link to the Interpro database.
• The literature (peer reviewed publication) citing the respective mapping of the GO term to the gene product. The reference IDs will link them to the record listed in the Gramene Publication database.
• Evidence code:  Lists the evidence code, that was used in making the assertion on the GO-Interpro term mapping (mainly IEA), however the the GO-Interpro term mapping based on literature citation or reviewed by the curator will carry an evidence code other than IEA.
• Pfam:  Describes the protein family to which the respective protein entry belongs to. Links the Pfam ID to the Pfam database.
• Prosite:  Describes the various prosite signatures the respective protein entry carries. The Prosite IDs link to Prosite database.
• Physiochemical features:  Links the protein entry to the Expasy for analyses of physio-chemical features analyzed by ProtParam tool.
• PlantTissue/Cell type: Lists the localization of the protein entry in a plant, by way of using the Plant Ontology (PO) term. Plant ontology being developed by TAIR and Gramene, will describe the terms of a plant at morphological and anatomical level except at the sub cellular level (It is a part of Gene Ontology).
• Keywords:  List of keywords that are associated with the protein entry.
• Comments:   Will carry the concise notes from curator's records, which is of interest to the users community.

• Similarity to other proteins:  The terms under this table links to the BLINK from the NCBI, to find out the homologues / orthologues / proetins having similar 3D-structures with the nearest relative in taxonomic term. It also links to the SAS (Sequence Annotated by Structure) database at University College London to identify similarity to protein 3D structure.