TABLE 1.
Sequences of phage-displayed peptidesa
| Phage | Peptide |
|---|---|
| Group 1 | |
| Pc56 | AAPDLQDAMb |
| Group 2 | |
| Pc19 | ADRLNSDAG |
| Pc36 | ADRPSTTSL |
| Pc78 | ADPPRTVST |
| Pc87 | ADRPSMSPTc |
| Pc11 | ADRTSNAST |
| Pc76 | ADKSYIPSS |
| Pc65 | AVRNPSHHS |
| Pc44 | ADPTPRGHS |
| Pc58 | ADPTRQPHS |
| Group 3 | |
| Pc45 | AEHQNSAGP |
| Pc14 | ADARSAGAIS |
| Pc39 | ADSKNAGPM |
| Pc53 | AETKFSGSA |
| Pc15A | ADPKGSGVT |
| Pc15B | AGLTSPNDM |
| Pc43 | ADITDPMGA |
| Pc64 | ADITDPMGA |
| Group 4 | |
| Pc29B | AVGTHTPDS |
| Pc12 | AVSPNVHDG |
| Pc42 | AVSPNVHDGc |
a
Species shown in boldface were selected for further characterization. All insert sequences in the library begin with A; the second residue can be one of five amino acids: D, E, A, V, or G.
b
Corresponding free peptide (200 μM) was ineffective at inducing encystment of P. capsici zoospores.
c
Corresponding free peptide (200 μM) was effective at inducing encystment.