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. 2010 Jul 1;11:411. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-11-411

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Phosphorylation hotspots in A. thaliana proteins. Hotspots in three A. thaliana proteins which were identified based on the analysis of experimental phosphorylation sites with a window size of 10 amino acids (Additional file 5). Hotspots are indicated by red boxes. A: AT4G07523.1 represents a protein of unknown function (TAIR7). B: AT2G46170.1 is annotated as reticulon family protein (TAIR7). C: AT1G53165.1 was found to be a protein kinase (TAIR7). Amino acid residues S, T and Y are marked by green, blue and purple rectangles. Rectangles with a flag represent experimentally verified phosphorylation sites. Pfam identified protein domains are highlighted by yellow boxes.