Table 1.

Plant homologs of the peroxisomal ABC transporter from Arabidopsis.

Organism	CTS (PLAZA gene ID)	Identity (%)	Length (AA)	Molecular weight (kDa)	Sub-group
L. japonicus	No hit	–	–	–	–
M. trunculata	MT3G36770	77	1335	150.15	FS
G. max	GM11G38160	77	1287	144.79	FS
M. domestica	MD07G005530	76	1952	220.18	FS
M. esculenta	ME05923G00060	76	796	89.49	HS
R. communis	RC30186G00190	75	1339	151.05	FS
P. trichocarpa	PT05G07590	78	987	110.4	HS
A. thaliana	AT4G39850	100	1337	149.6	FS
A. lyrata	AL7G02070	98	1337	149.55	FS
C. papaya	CP00213G00160	81	465	51.76	HS
V. vinifera	VV19G09290	26	697	78.83	HS
O. sativa	OS01G73530	72	1326	147.95	FS
B. distachyon	BD2G61780	74	1251	140.38	FS
S. bicolor	SB03G047010	72	1324	148.03	FS
Z. mays	ZM08G17060	72	1326	148.26	FS
S. moellendorffii	SM00029G00480	62	1306	145.81	FS
P. patens	PP00150G00750	65	1271	141.49	FS
O. lucimarinus	OL02G00720	32	583	64.69	HS
O. tauri	OT02G06480	26	722	79.43	HS
Micromonas. sp. RCC299	No hit	–	–	–	–
V. carteri	No hit	–	–	–	–
C. reinhardtii	CR15G00650	26	753	81.34	HS

The table summarizes the information of the genes used for the distribution analysis of the CTS gene (Figure 4). The following information is listed: PLAZA gene identity (ID) number of the reciprocal hit in the individual genome, relative identity of the genes to the Arabidopsis homolog, molecular weight, amino acid (AA) length, and molecular structure half or full size (HS or FS). The pairwise normalized identities were calculated by dividing the number of identical positions by the length of the shorter protein. As a cut-off value we used a normalized sequence identity greater than 25%. In case for A. thaliana the best match was the query sequence itself and has been highlighted in bold.