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. 2007 Aug;153(Pt 8):2753–2764. doi: 10.1099/mic.0.2007/006072-0

Table 2.

ESCRT complexes and deubiquitinating enzyme homologues in Sch. pombe

Complex Homologue* Sch. pombe E-value†
Vps27/Hse1 VPS27 sst4/vps27+/SPAC19A8.05 7.8e–61
HSE1 hse1+/SPBC1734.08 6.3e–59
ESCRT-I VPS23/STP22 sst6+/SPAC11H11.01 2.5e–07
VPS28 vps28+/SPAC1B3.07 1.3e–35
VPS37 ---
ESCRT-II VPS22/SNF8 dot2+/SPBC651.05c 2.3e–36
VPS25 vps25+/SPBC4B4.06 6.3e–16
VPS36 vps36+/SPBC3B9.09 2.5e–27
ESCRT-III VPS2/DID4 vps2+/SPAC4F8.01 2.2e–49
VPS20 vps20+/SPBC215.14c 1.3e–19
VPS24 vps24+/SPAC9E9.14 1.1e–27
VPS32/SNF7 vps32+/SPBC215.14 2.3e–38
Vps4 VPS4 vps4+/SPAC2G11.06 2.1e–145
Deubiquitinating enzyme hAMSH sst2+/SPAC19B12.10 2.7e–56
DOA4 ubp1+/SPCC16A11.12c 3.9e–50
ubp4+/SPBC18H10.08c 2.6e–49
ubp12+/SPCC1494.05 2.7e–56

*Sac. cerevisiae homologues are indicated with the exception of human AMSH (hAMSH).

†The fission yeast proteins were identified by screening the Sch. pombe genome database for new homologues of the known Sac. cerevisiae proteins using the blast program for sequence alignments (http://www.genedb.org/genedb/pombe/blast.jsp). Probability scores are shown as E-values. For Sst2p, the human AMSH protein sequence was used as a query.