Table 1.
Percent identity (% similarity) | Amino acid residues (range, 1–642) | |
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Cytoplasmic | ||
Mouse IC2 | 56 (65) | 2–640 |
Rat IC2a | 55 (65) | 4–640 |
Rat IC1 | 51 (60) | 2–640 |
Human IC1 | 51 (59) | 2–640 |
Caenorhabditis elegans | 40 (50) | 3–641 |
Dictyostelium | 43 (50) | 74–639 |
Yeast | 30 (43) | 361–530 |
Axonemal | ||
Chlamydomonas IC78 | 28 (38) | 246–623 |
Chlamydomonas IC70 | 28 (38) | 233–628 |
Sea urchin IC2 | 25 (35) | 209–642 |
Sea urchin IC3 | 25 (36) | 216–623 |
Amino acid sequence comparisons of the Drosophila dynein intermediate chain with both cytoplasmic and axonemal intermediate chains from other species. Sequences were aligned using the GCG program BESTFIT with the use of default parameters. Accession numbers are: Drosophila, AF263371, and Cdic2a, AF070692 (Nurminsky et al., 1998a); rat IC1, X66845 (Paschal et al., 1992); rat IC2a, U39044 (Vaughan and Vallee, 1995); mouse IC2, AF063231; human IC1, AF063228 (Crackower et al., 1999); C. elegans, cosmid CELC17H12, AF045642 (C. elegans Genome Sequencing Consortium, 1998); Dictyostelium, U25116 (Ma et al., 1999); yeast, U16820 (Geiser et al., 1997); Chlamydomonas IC78, U19120 (Wilkerson et al., 1995); Chlamydomonas IC70, X55382 (Mitchell and Kang, 1991); sea urchin IC2, D38538; sea urchin, IC3, D28863 (Ogawa et al., 1995).