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. 2013 May 14;8(5):e64324. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0064324

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© 2013 Zhou et al

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A. Complete amino acid sequence of δ/ω-PLTX-Pt1a. Pal: O-palmitoyl moiety; amide: amidated C-terminal. B. cDNA coding sequence and amino acid sequence of δ/ω-PLTX-Pt1a. The mature toxin is indicated by bold fonts, and the amidation signal sequence at the C-terminus is underlined. The arrow denotes a putative signal cleavage site [17], [27]. C. Comparison of amino acid sequences of δ/ω-PLTX-Pt1a, ω-PLTX-Pt1a (PLTX II) and U₁-PLTX-Pt1a (Plt-VI). Plt-VI was reported by Quistad and Skinner [7]. Identical residues in all three peptides are shown in shaded boxes. Spacers (-) are inserted to show maximal homology. The asterisks (*) denote O-palmitoylated residues.