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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Insect Biochem Mol Biol. 2010 Dec 31;41(4):228–235. doi: 10.1016/j.ibmb.2010.12.008

Table 1.

Conservation of JHAMT residues critical for interactions with the substrates

A. aegypti Q
14
D
41
D
69
V
70
I
95
W
120
L
146
I
151
I
154
Y
155
L
158
S
176
Y
178
V
221
V
224
Activity
A. gambiae (*) = = = I = = = = = = = = = = = Not tested
D. melanogaster = = = I = = = V V = = = L = I Yes for FA and JHA
B. mori = = = I = = = = V = = = = = I Yes for FA and JHA
S. ricini = = = I = = I = V = = = = = = Yes for JHA
S. litura = = = I = = V V L = = = = L I Not tested
H. armigera = = = I = = V V V = = = = L I Not tested
T. castaneum = = = I = = = = = = M = = = = Yes for FA and JHA
A. mellifera = = = I = = = G V = = P F I I Not tested
N. vitripennis = = = = = = I G S = = P F = = Not tested
A. pisum = = = K = = = L M = = Q S = = Not tested
R. prolixus = = = I = = = L Y = F ? ? I = Not tested

=: Identical amino acid. Letters show conserved substitutions. Underlined bold letters are semi-conserved substitutions. Italic bold letters show non-conserved substitutions. Shaded boxes indicate substitutions not present in any of the three species whose activities have been experimentally tested (these three species are in bold).

? : Residues not known.

*

C. pipiens has identical substitutions than A. gambiae.