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. 2012 Mar 8;7(3):e32674. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0032674

Table 1. A comparison of the presence (+), absence (−) or number of detectable ORC subunit and Cdc6 proteins encoded by the genomes of a range of eukaryotic species, which are grouped into taxa and into five supergroups; ‘+’ in parenthesis indicates that a single protein is found that is related to both Orc1 and Cdc6.

Supergroup Taxon Organism Orc1 Orc2 Orc3 Orc4 Orc5 Orc6 Cdc6
Excavataa Diplomonadida G. lamblia (+) + (+)
Euglenozoa T. brucei (+) + (+)
T. cruzi (+) + (+)
L. major (+) + (+)
Heterolobosea N. gruberi (+) + + + (+)
Parabasala T.vaginalis + + + +
Chromalveolata Stramenopile T. pseudonana + + +(2)
Apicomplexa T. annulata + + + +
P. falciparum + + + + +
C. parvum + + + + +
Ciliophora T. thermophila + + + + +
Plantae Viridiplantae A. thaliana + + + + + + +
Amoebozoa Entamoebidae E. histolytica + +
Mycetozoa D. discoideum + + + + + + +
Opisthokonta Microsporidia E. cuniculi + + + +
Fungi S. pombe + + + + + + +
S. cerevisiae + + + + + + +
Metazoa D. melanogaster + + + + + + +
H. sapiens + + + + + + +
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the supergroup Excavata is often split into two supergroups, one containing Euglenozoan, Heterolobosean and Jackobid (not shown) organisms, and the other containing Parabasalid, Diplomonad and Oxymonad (not shown) organisms.