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. 2023 Jul 5;13:1204707. doi: 10.3389/fcimb.2023.1204707

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Copyright © 2023 Bachmaier, Gould, Polatoglou, Omelianczyk, Brennand, Aloraini, Munday, Horn, Boshart and de Koning

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Domain predictions for CARPs by the domain profile databases Superfamily 2.0 (https://supfam.org/), Pfam version 35.0 (http://pfam.xfam.org/), and/or SMART (http://smart.embl-heidelberg.de/) are shown as schematic representation. CARP proteins are shown as black bars (to scale) and predicted domains are displayed by coloured boxes with IDs as indicated in the figure. For CARP3, the region required for flagellar tip localization and cyclase interaction (designated ‘Cyclase-interacting’) according to Bachmaier et al. (2022) is indicated. Subcellular localization of CARP proteins is given exactly as annotated in the TrypTag.org database (Dean et al., 2017). Additional evidence for axonemal¹ or flagellar² localization is taken from Broadhead et al. (2006) and Subota et al. (2014), respectively. DUF, domain of unknown function; MORN, Membrane Occupation and Recognition Nexus.