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Which of the given statements is incorrect about All-against-all Self-comparison?

Which of the given statements is incorrect about All-against-all Self-comparison? Correct Answer A comparison of each protein in the proteome with all other proteins distinguishes unique proteins from proteins that have arisen from gene duplication, and also reveals the number of protein families but the domain content of these proteins cannot be known

The domain content of these proteins may also be analyzed. in all-against-all proteome comparison, a match between a query sequence and another proteome sequence with the same domain structure will produce a high-scoring, highly significant alignment. These proteins are designated paralogs because they have almost certainly originated from a gene duplication event.

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