TABLE 4. Knowledge about the supernumerary subunits of B. taurus complex I.
B. taurus subunit* | H. sapiens subunit* | Subcomplex† | Sequence information | Predicted TMHs‡ |
---|---|---|---|---|
10 kDa | NDUFV3 | Iα and Iλ | 0 | |
18 kDa | NDUFS4 | Iα and Iλ | 0 | |
15 kDa | NDUFS5 | Iα only | CX9C motif, intermembrane space37 | 0 |
13 kDa | NDUFS6 | Iα and Iλ | PFAM zinc-finger motif CX8HX15CX2C | 0 |
MWFE | NDUFA1 | Iα only | 1 | |
B8 | NDUFA2 | Iα and Iλ | 0 | |
B9 | NDUFA3 | Iα only | 1 | |
B13 | NDUFA5 | Iα and Iλ | 0 | |
B14 | NDUFA6 | Iα only | LYR motif32 | 0 |
B14.5a | NDUFA7 | Iα and Iλ | 0 | |
PGIV | NDUFA8 | Iα only | Two CX9C motifs, PFAM CHCH domain intermembrane space37 | 0 |
39 kDa | NDUFA9 | Iα only | Short-chain dehydrogenase reductase family, NADP binding26,27 | 0 |
42 kDa | NDUFA10 | Iα only (low level) | Similarity to deoxynucleoside kinases24 | 0 |
B14.7 | NDUFA11 | Iα (Iλ at low level) | 3 or 4 | |
B17.2 | NDUFA12 | Iα and Iλ | 0 | |
B16.6 | NDUFA13 | Iα and Iλ | 1 | |
SDAP | NDUFAB1 | both Iα Iβ | Acyl-carrier protein29,30 | 0 |
MNLL | NDUFB1 | Iβ | 0 (or 1) | |
AGGG | NDUFB2 | Iβ | 1 (or 0) | |
B12 | NDUFB3 | Iβ | 1 | |
B15 | NDUFB4 | both Iα and Iβ | 1 | |
SGDH | NDUFB5 | Iβ | 1 | |
B17 | NDUFB6 | Iβ | 1 | |
B18 | NDUFB7 | Iβ | CX9C motif, intermembrane space37 | 0 |
ASHI | NDUFB8 | Iβ | 1 | |
B22 | NDUFB9 | Iβ | LYR motif32 | 0 |
PDSW | NDUFB10 | Iβ | 0 | |
ESSS | NDUFB11 | Iβ | 1 | |
KFYI | NDUFC1 | none | 1 | |
B14.5b | NDUFC2 | Iβ (low level) | 1 or 2 |
The former subunit MLRQ (NDUFA4) is no longer considered a subunit of complex I60.
Subcomplex Iλ, which contains the seven hydrophilic core subunits and eight to nine supernumerary subunits, is considered to represent a significant portion of the hydrophilic domain of complex I. Subcomplex Iα, which contains all the subunits of subcomplex Iλ plus core subunit ND6 and nine to ten additional supernumerary subunits, represents the hydrophilic domain of complex I plus associated membrane subunits. Subcomplex Iβ, which contains ND4 and ND5 and 12 to 13 supernumerary subunits, represents part of the membrane domain3.