Table 1.
A | Position 1: Unit α D48 | Position 2: Unit β R515 | A | |||
DDDDDDDDDDDDD | D | RRRRRRRRRRRRR | R | |||
B | DDDDDDDDDDDDD | D | RRRRRRRRRRRRR | R | B | |
G | MMMLLLLLLLLLL | hpb | RRRRRRRRRRRRR | R | G | |
D | DDDDDDDDDDDDD | D | KKKKKKKRRRKKK | [KR] | D | |
E | DDDDDDDDDDDDD | D | KKKKKKKKKKKKK | K | E | |
H | DDDDDDDDDDDDD | D | SSSSSSSSGSSSS | [SG] | H | |
Q | NNNNNNNNNNNNK | [NK] | RRRSKKRSSSRKR | [RSK] | Q | |
Z | MMMMVLILILLYL | hpb | LLLLLLLLLLLLL | L | Z |
For each subunit and position the data from 13 different organisms are shown in the order: Bovine, Human, Zebrafish, Ciona, Drosophila, C. Elegans, Arabidopsis, Yeast, Neospora, Candida, Dictyostelium, Plasmodium and Paramecium. The amino acids that occur in each row are shown to the right of that row.
“hp” is a conserved hydrophobic position.