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    Visual Comparison β€” Prokaryote vs Eukaryote Cell Features (Data-driven)

    Visuals first β€” compact evidence and citations below each figure. All plots are interactive Plotly figures; each figure stands alone in its own div and is immediately plotted with Plotly.newPlot().

    Figure interpretation: The evolutionary model predicts small single-origin genomes are common in bacteria, while multi-origin genomes (many origins) appear in larger eukaryotic genomes; replication-origin capacity (Orimax) and organelle/energy constraints explain domain-level divergence in genome size.
    Why this matters: The two-compartment codon-usage model finds eukaryotes tend to show weaker codon bias (Gaussian-dominated compartment larger), while prokaryotes show broader variation and stronger bias in many species β€” here summarized as median/representative values derived from the study's ensemble findings.
    Data note: Large-scale PDB analysis finds two major distance peaks (~5–6 Γ… and ~8–10 Γ…) conserved across PDB, human and E. coli proteomes, with organism-specific amino-acid enrichments and longer long-loops in humans; numbers plotted are normalized illustrative bin values derived from reported distributions.

    Concise evidence-backed takeaways

    • Genome architecture: selection on replication time vs information storage predicts bacterial single-origin β†’ small genomes and eukaryotic multi-origin β†’ large genomes (model-based; see citation)
    • Codon usage: eukaryotes typically show weaker genome-wide codon bias (Gaussian-dominated compartment) versus broader prokaryotic variation (CUTG dataset analysis)
    • Protein structure: loop geometry distributions (length/distance/stretch) are globally conserved but show organism-specific differences: conserved peaks near 5–6 Γ… and 8–10 Γ…; humans have more long loops (>30 residues) than E. coli, implying structural/evolutionary divergence in functional loops

    Limitations & blindspots: these visualizations combine model outputs and summary statistics from the cited works β€” primary datasets differ in scope (genomes, PDB entries, simulated ensembles). PDB-based structural conclusions are affected by deposition bias; CUTG genome sample choices and model simplifications (replication model) are further caveats. See citations for detailed methods and limitations.



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    Updated: March 16, 2026

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