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. 1998 Oct 19;143(2):375–389. doi: 10.1083/jcb.143.2.375

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Relationship of Kel1p, Kel2p, and Tea1p. (A) Domain structure of Kel1p, Kel2p, and Tea1p. Grey boxes indicate kelch repeats. Striped boxes indicate predicted coiled-coil domains. (B) Alignment of the kelch repeats in Kel1p, Kel2p, and Tea1p. Consensus residues are indicated in bold (residues present in at least three of the six repeats). Consensus sequence is listed underneath repeats in bold. # Indicates presence of amino acids excluded from the alignment. (C) Dendrogram indicating the relationship among Kel1p, Kel2p, Tea1p, and the protein predicted by the S. pombe sequencing project (Z98603). Dendrogram was generated using Pileup and Cluster analysis.