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. 2010 Sep 9;6(9):e1001091. doi: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1001091

Table 2. Presence (+) or absence (−) of C. elegans homologous proteins of the DEG-3 subfamily members in various species.

Isolates ACR-23 MPTL-1 ACR-20 DES-2 DEG-3 ACR-5 AAD-1566 EC50 in µM
C. elegans + + + + + 0.19±0.05
C. japonica + + + + + <0.1
C. briggsae + + + + + 0.90±0.06
C. remanei + + + + + 1.25±0.29
C. brenneri +a + +a +a + 0.38±0.08
P. pacificus + + 43±28
C. elegans cb27 + + + + 25±16
H. contortus b + + + + 0.003
H. bacteriophora + + + + n. d.
B. malayi b + + n. d.
S. ratti b * * * * + >250
M. incognita b + + n. d.
M. hapla b + n. d.
T. spiralis b * * n. d.
Vertebrates n. d.

The AAD-1566 EC50 values with standard errors of the mean was calculated using sigmoidal dose-response (variable slope) curves from in vitro data points with four replicates. Haemonchus contortus EC50 was determined in a previous study [10].

a

Multiple copies of the gene are found in the genome.

b

Obligatory parasites.

c

See Table 1 for a list of vertebrate species analysed.

*: S. ratti has a more remote relative of MPTL-1/DES-2 kind, much as T. spiralis of DEG-3/ACR-5.