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Table 2.

Sequence of selected CDPK autoinhibitory/junction domains

CDPK	Species	Autoinhibitory/junction domain	Identity (%) UniProt ID
SK5	Soybean (Glycine max)	²⁹⁸APDKPLDSAVLSRLKQFSAMNKLKKMALRVI³²⁸	– P28583
OsCPK11	Rice (Oryza sativa)_	³⁷⁷APDKPLDSAVLSRLKQFSAMNKLKKMALRVI⁴⁰⁷	100 Q852N6
NtCDPK3	Tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum)	³⁷⁸APDKPLDSAVLSRMKQFSAMNKLKKMALRVI⁴⁰⁸	96.8 Q93YF3
AtCPK11	Mouse-ear cress (Arabidopsis thaliana)	²⁹⁰APDKPLDPAVLSRLKQFSQMNKIKKMALRVI³²⁰	90.3 Q39016
PfCPK1^a	Protozoan (Plasmodium falciparum)	³⁴⁴LSNMRKFEGSQKLAQAAILFI³⁶⁴	– P62343
TgCDPK1^b	Protozoan (Toxoplasma gondii)	³²⁰VPSLDNAILNIRQFQGTQKLAQAALLYMGSKLTSQDETKELTAIFHKMDK³⁶⁹ ⁴²⁰GYIEYSEFVTVAMDRKTLLSRERLERAFRMFD⁴⁵¹	81.8 Q9BJF5

In higher plant CDPKs the residues in bold indicate changes with respect to soybean CDPK, and a conserved functionally important phenylalanine residue is underlined in bold [32]. In P. falciparum and T. gondii the underlined segment is highly conserved and may represent a functionally important segment

^aSmall segment of the autoinhibitory/junction domain [32]

^bTwo helical segments of the autoinhibitory/junction domain [232]