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. 2013 Apr 26;88(5):862–875. doi: 10.1111/mmi.12225

Table 1.

Peroxisomal targeting signals in orthologues of SidI, SidH and SidF

SidI SidH SidF



Organism Accession PTS Score (PTS1) Accession PTS Score (PTS1) Accession PTS Score (PTS1)
Eurotiomycetes Aspergillus fumigatus XP_753087.1 RLQQTLSHL XP_748661.1 SKL 10.8 XP_748660.1 AKL 7.5
Neosartorya fischeri XP_001264038.1 RLQQTLSHL XP_001259092.1 SKL 10.5 XP_001259091.1 AKL 7.5
Aspergillus niger XP_001390954.1 RLQQTLSHF XP_001390237.1 SKL 9.6 XP_001390236.1 AKL 6.9
Aspergillus clavatus XP_001268556.1 RLQQTLSHL XP_001273567.1 SNL 9.3 XP_001273568.1 AKL 7.3
Aspergillus oryzae XP_001821069.1 RLQQTLSHI XP_001826764.1 SNL 5.4 XP_001826765.1 AKL 5.2
Penicillium chrysogenum XP_002569340.1 RLQQTLSHV XP_002565937.1 SKL 8.1 XP_002565938.1 AKL 6.9
Aspergillus nidulans XP_658213.1 RLQQTLSHL XP_663839.1 SNLd 5.9 XP_663838.1 AKL 7.7
Ajellomyces capsulatus EEH02760.1 RLQQTLNHI EEH07298.1 SKL 12.4 XP_001536540.1 SKL 14.0
Talaromyces stipitatus XP_002484634 RLQQTQRHI XP_002486020.1 SKL 8.4 XP_002486021.1 AKL 6.9
Leotiomycetes Botryotinia fuckeliana XP_001546797.1 PKLa 13.5 XP_001551006 SKL 9.1 XP_001551005.1 PKLa 6.5
Sclerotinia sclerotiorum XP_001585101.1 PKL 12.7 XP_001594442.1 SKLb 9.1 XP_001594441.1 AKL 6.9
Sordariomycetes Neurospora crassa XP_959826.1 SKL 6.2 XP_962600.1 SKL 6.3 XP_959825.1 PKL 6.5
Gibberella zeae XP_384509.1 SKL 3.7 XP_383922.1 SKL 10.4 XP_383921.1 PKL 2.2
Podospora anserina XP_001905332.1 AKL 12.6 XP_003437360.1 SKL 8.6 XP_001905331.1 PKL 8.0
Chaetomium globosum XP_001226170.1 AKL 0.0 XP_001227399.1 SKL 8.6 XP_001227400.1 AKL 6.9
Magnaporthe oryzae EHA55987 AKL 10.1 EHA47011.1 SKL 9.3 XP_362759.1 PKL 8.2
Dothideomycetes Phaeosphaeria nodorum XP_001804551.1 RLNQTLLQIc XP_001790987.1 SKL 11.7 XP_001804552.1 ARL 8.5
Basidiomycota Ustilago maydis XP_760950.1 XP_757580.1 Fer4 XP_757579.1 Fer5
a

Updated genome data from Botrytis cinerea strain B05.10 with the locus tag B0510_2726 (SidI) and B0510_7543 (SidF) reveal gene products containing a PTS1 (PKL). http://www.broadinstitute.org/annotation/genome/botrytis_cinerea/FeatureSearch

b

The annotated gene is organized in four exons, whereas all other orthologues have two. Manual reannotating of the intron/exon structure increased the sequence similarity to its orthologues and led to a PTS1-containing C-terminus (EWYPRLVKSPNFAEGIQAYVDKRPPKWVNSKL).

c

The correct start codon is most likely 414 bp upstream and in frame of the annotated start, which leads to a gene product with higher similarity to its orthologues and contains the quoted PTS2.

d

The deposited sequence most likely contains a sequencing error leading to a false C-terminus. Contig 1.106, which was used for gene assembly, misses in contrast to contig 1.107 a cytosine after nt 745 of the cds. Correction of the sequence generated a C-terminus showing 80% identity with A. fumigatus SidH (EEASSALVDEWYPKLIAGENFHEGVKAFVEKRQPRWRASNL).

Variants of the classical PTS1 SKL sequence such as –ARL, –AKL or –PKL were shown to be functional peroxisomal targeting signals in human, yeast and Penicillium chrysogenum (Amery et al., 1998; Kiel et al., 2009). The PTS1 scores of proteins were obtained using the PTS1-predictor program http://mendel.imp.ac.at/mendeljsp/sat/pts1/PTS1predictor.jsp (Neuberger et al., 2003). Positive scores indicate high probability of peroxisomal targeting, sequences with scores < −10 are unlikely to function as PTS1, and motifs with scores in between have unclear function. PTS2 motifs were identified using the PTS2 finder http://www.peroxisomedb.org/diy_PTS2.html, which does not provide reliability scores.