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CATH classifies protein domains hierarchically (Class, Architecture, Topology, Homologous superfamily), reflecting folding and evolutionary relationships; EC classifies enzymes by catalytic reaction type with a four-digit code, reflecting biochemical function; GO uses a controlled vocabulary to describe the molecular functions, biological processes and cellular components of gene products, and is a multi-level directed acyclic graph label.
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