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. 2014 Nov 17;53(49):7693–7705. doi: 10.1021/bi5013222

Table 2. Presence of Sulfiredoxin in Eukaryotesa.

animals fungi protists plants
vertebrates ascomycetes choanoflagellates (0/1) eudicots (11/11)
mammals (24/24) saccharomycetes (25/25) amoebozoa monocots (6/6)
birds (9/9) sordariomycetes (0/9) dictyostelium (3/3) ferns (1/1)
reptiles (1/2)b leotiomycetes (0/2) entamoeba (0/2) mosses (1/1)
amphibians (0/2)c eurotiomycetes (0/15) acanthamoeba (1/1) green algae (6/8)
fish (6/6) dothideomycetes (0/3) alveolates red algae (0/3)
lancelets (1/1) pezizomycetes (0/1) apicomplexans (0/16)  
ascidians (1/1) schizosaccharomycetes (1/1) ciliates (0/2)  
echinoderms (1/1) basidiomycetes (3/11) stramenopiles  
arthropods microsporidians (0/4) diatoms (0/2)  
insects (19/20)d   oomycetes (0/1)  
mites/ticks (1/1)   eustigmatophytes (0/1)  
nematodes (1/5)   cryptomonads (0/1)  
flatworms (0/1)   haptophyta (0/1)  
cnidarians (1/2)   euglenozoa (0/7)  
placozoans (0/1)   heterolobosea (1/1)  
poriferans (0/1)   parabasalids (0/1)  
    diplomonads (0/1)  
a

Across 220 organisms with sequenced genomes, the fractions of the total found to possess an Srx are given in parentheses. Groups containing any members with an Srx-encoding gene are highlighted in bold.

b

Searches of the Anolis carolinensis genome did not yield an Srx sequence, but that of Ophiophagus hannah (king cobra) did.

c

Frogs from the genus Xenopus. Additional searches yielded no amphibian Srx-possessing representatives.

d

The mosquito Anopheles gambiae had no Srx, but two other mosquitos, Aedes aegypti and Culex quinquefasciatus, possessed an Srx gene.