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Published in final edited form as: Traffic. 2008 Aug 6;9(10):1653–1664. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0854.2008.00789.x

(A) Percent indentity in pairwise comparisons of protein sequence alignments (ClustalW2; 42) (B) Alignment of putative Osh1 binding motifs. (C) Alignment of putative Vac8 binding motifs (D) Alignments through putative membrane-spanning domains. Shaded sections highlight putative hydrophobic core and the membrane-spanning sequences. (E) Predicted domain composition of Nvj1 orthologs. Functional membrane anchor (red), membrane-spanning domain (green), Osh1-binding motif (blue), and Vac8-binding motif (orange). The two grey boxes are putative membrane anchors that do not function efficiently in S. cerevisiae, but likely do so in their native hosts.

(A) Percent indentity in pairwise comparisons of protein sequence alignments (ClustalW2; 42) (B) Alignment of putative Osh1 binding motifs. (C) Alignment of putative Vac8 binding motifs (D) Alignments through putative membrane-spanning domains. Shaded sections highlight putative hydrophobic core and the membrane-spanning sequences. (E) Predicted domain composition of Nvj1 orthologs. Functional membrane anchor (red), membrane-spanning domain (green), Osh1-binding motif (blue), and Vac8-binding motif (orange). The two grey boxes are putative membrane anchors that do not function efficiently in S. cerevisiae, but likely do so in their native hosts.