TABLE 1:
DHC name | Gene ID | Protein accession number | Peptide matched number | |
---|---|---|---|---|
CU428 | FAP206-KO | |||
DYH5 | TTHERM_00486600 | gi|118401102|ref|xp_001032872.1| | 1296 | 1324 |
DYH4 | TTHERM_00499300 | gi|118378024|ref|xp_001022188.1| | 1216 | 1265 |
DYH3 | TTHERM_01276420 | gi|118394992|ref|xp_001029853.1| | 1133 | 1115 |
DYH7 | TTHERM_00912290 | gi|118374012|ref|xp_001020198.1| | 551 | 600 |
DYH6 | TTHERM_00688470 | gi|118387693|ref|xp_001026949.1| | 581 | 588 |
DYH15 | TTHERM_00433800 | gi|118356293|ref|xp_001011405.1| | 498 | 492 |
DYH16 | TTHERM_00558640 | gi|118378501|ref|xp_001022426.1| | 280 | 294 |
DYH22 | TTHERM_00565600 | gi|118377765|ref|xp_001022060.1| | 315 | 263 |
DYH11 | TTHERM_00252430 | gi|229595213|ref|xp_001019094.2| | 232 | 216 |
DYH19 | TTHERM_01027670 | gi|118396733|ref|xp_001030704.1| | 136 | 152 |
DYH24 | TTHERM_00193520 | gi|118367791|ref|xp_001017105.1| | 141 | 128 |
DYH25 | TTHERM_00774810 | gi|118376063|ref|xp_001021214.1| | 233 | 0 |
DYH14 | TTHERM_00492830 | gi|118380021|ref|xp_001023175.1| | 65 | 70 |
DYH12 | TTHERM_00919540 | gi|118389527|ref|xp_001027847.1| | 53 | 0 |
DYH20 | TTHERM_00821980 | gi|118398395|ref|xp_001031526.1| | 25 | 15 |
DYH9 | TTHERM_00947430 | gi|118397291|ref|xp_001030979.1| | 11 | 11 |
DYH8 | TTHERM_00531870 | gi|118382309|ref|xp_001024312.1| | 7 | 13 |
DYH23 | TTHERM_00355100 | gi|118354291|ref|xp_001010408.1| | 8 | 8 |
DYH10 | TTHERM_00420340 | gi|118401939|ref|xp_001033289.1| | 11 | 0 |
DYH2 | TTHERM_00558310 | gi|118378437|ref|xp_001022394.1| | 6 | 3 |
DYH1 | TTHERM_00046310 | gi|118363224|ref|xp_001014626.1| | 1 | 0 |
Among the 25 predicted DHCs (based on the genome of T. thermophila (Eisen et al., 2006), we detected peptides that correspond to 21 DHCs in the wild-type axoneme. The DHCs that were predicted but not detected are DYH13, DYH17, DYH18, and DYH21. Of importance, DYH25, DYH12, and DYH10 are detectable in the wild-type axoneme but missing in the FAP206 axoneme. Thus DYH25, DYH12, and possibly DYH10 (the case of DYH10 is less strong due to its low abundance in the wild-type sample) collectively constitute dynein c of Tetrahymena.