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. 2013 Dec 13;42(5):3261–3271. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkt1296

Table 3.

Conservation of the amino acid sequence of the acceptor loop from EF-P

Positiona Organisms with PoxA
Organisms without PoxA
Variabilityc Amino acid identityd Variabilityc Amino acid identityd
Glu28 1.198 Usually acid (71%) 1.993 Rarely acid (6%)
Phe29b 1.611 Usually Phe or Tyr (79%) 0.952 Usually His (82%)
Val30 0.735 Usually Val (86%) 0.834 Usually Val (82%)
Lys31b 1.292 Usually Lys (71%) 0.323 Usually Lys (94%)
Pro32 0.000 Pro (100%) 0.000 Pro (100%)
Gly33b 0.000 Gly (100%) 0.000 Gly (100%)
Lys34b 0.000 Lys (100%) 0.000 Lys (100%)
Gly35 0.000 Gly (100%) 0.000 Gly (100%)
Gln36 1.484 Usually Gln (71%) 2.190 Never Gln (0%)
Ala37 0.000 Ala (100%) 0.523 Usually Ala (88%)
Phe38 0.371 Usually Phe (93%) 1.277 Usually Phe or Tyr (88%)
Ala39 2.414 Variable 0.834 Usually Val (82%)
Arg40 0.735 Usually Arg (86%) 0.672 Usually Arg (82%)

aPositions are indicated according to E. coli EF-P numbering. Positions that contact PoxA are highlighted in bold letters.

bIdentity elements for PoxA aminoacylation.

cShanon entropy was calculated as an index of variability using Protein Variability Server. A value of 0 indicates no variability at all, whereas 4.322 indicates maximum variability (equal probability to find any of the 20 amino acids) (21).

dPercentage of occurrence of the amino acids in each position is in parentheses.