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. 2011 Jul 20;286(37):32606–32616. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M111.220574

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FIGURE 1. — Primary sequence alignment of ChxR and other OmpR/PhoB subfamily members. The primary sequence of ChxR_Rec was aligned with an atypical OmpR/PhoB subfamily member (HP1043) and three well characterized phosphorylation-dependent OmpR/PhoB subfamily members (YycF, OmpR, and PhoB). The secondary structure elements correspond to PhoB (PDB ID 1ZES). The catalytic and conformational switch residues important for activation are highlighted in blue and orange, respectively. The percent sequence identity and similarity for ChxR_Rec with each homolog is listed. The proteins used for the primary sequence alignment are ChxR from C. trachomatis (UniProt: B0B8K5), HP1043 from H. pylori (NCBI: NP_207833.1), YycF from B. subtilis (UniProt: P37478), OmpR from Escherichia coli (GenBank^TM: CAQ33726.1), and PhoB from E. coli (GenBank^TM: ACJ50526.1).