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. 2005 May;73(5):3152–3159. doi: 10.1128/IAI.73.5.3152-3159.2005

TABLE 1.

In silico analysis of the L. monocytogenes TCSsa

Histidine kinase HK group TMD(s) (extracytoplasmic loop) Additional sensing domain Response regulator Output domain
AgrB (Lmo0050) 6 AgrA (Lmo0051) LytTr
YycG (Lmo0288) IIIA 2 (158) PAS YycF (Lmo0287) OmpR
CheA (Lmo0692) CheY (Lmo0691)
Lmo1021 II 2 (22) Lmo1022 NarL
Lmo1061 IIIA 2 (125) Lmo1060 OmpR
Lmo1173 Lmo1172 ANTAR
LisK (Lmo1378) IIIA 2 (144) LisR (Lmo1377) OmpR
Lmo1508 IIIA 2 (142) Lmo1507 OmpR
Lmo1741 IIIA 2 (10) Lmo1745 OmpR
ResE (Lmo1947) IIIA 2 (146) ResD (Lmo1948) OmpR
Lmo2011 I 2 (252) Lmo2010 AraC-HTH
CesK (Lmo2421) IIIA 2 (40) CesR (Lmo2422) OmpR
PhoR (Lmo2500) IIIA 2 (147) PAS PhoP (Lmo2501) OmpR
DegU (Lmo2515) NarL
Lmo2582 IIIA 2 (137) Lmo2583 OmpR
KdpD (Lmo2679) IIIA 4 KdpE (Lmo2678) OmpR
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Classification of the histidine kinases is based on the sequence motifs surrounding the phosphorylated histidine residue according to an analysis of Fabret and Hoch (10), who compared the TCS proteins of B. subtilis. For the prediction of transmembrane domains (TMDs) the “DAS”-Transmembrane Prediction server (http://www.sbc.su.se/∼miklos/DAS/tmdas.cgi) was used. When two TMDs have been predicted in the N-terminal domain, the size of the extracytoplasmic loops (in amino acids) confined by the TMDs is given in parentheses. The output domains are classified as OmpR- or NarL-like according to structural similarities with the E. coli proteins (10). The prediction of PAS domains (41) in the sensor proteins and DNA-binding motifs in the response regulators differing from the OmpR and NarL types was performed using SMART—Simple Modular Architecture Research Tool (http://smart.embl-heidelberg.de).