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. 2015 Mar 29;2015:538918. doi: 10.1155/2015/538918

Table 1.

Results of prediction software to determine whether proteins are transmembrane, secretory, or GPI-anchored. Transmembrane proteins were determined using the TMHMM server on the CBS Prediction Server with a posterior probability >0.8 and no N-terminus prediction on a transmembrane protein. N-terminus signaling peptides were elucidated using TargetP on the CBS Prediction Server, with a specificity >0.7 indicating a high probability of a N-terminus signaling peptide. GPI-SOM was used to predict C-terminus cleavage and anchoring sites. If a protein was not transmembrane and has both N-terminus and C-terminus it was predicted to be a GPI-anchored protein. If it had only a N-terminus prediction, it was classified as secretory protein. If it did not fit any category it was classified as a cytosolic-like protein.

Daphnia CA isoform
criteria ->
Transmembrane
>0.8 and no N-terminus
N-Terminus
>0.7 specificity
C-Terminus
Most probable
Prediction
CA5 No Yes Yes GPI-anchored
CA6A No Yes Not Secretory
CA6B No Yes Not Secretory
CA6C No Yes Not Secretory
CA6D No Yes Not Secretory
CA6E No 0.178 Not Cytosolic-like
CA6F No Yes Yes GPI-anchored
CA6G No Yes Not Secretory
CA6H No Yes Not Secretory
CA7A No Yes Not Secretory
CA7B No Yes Not Secretory
CA7C No Yes Not Secretory
CA7D No Yes Not Secretory
CA7E No Yes Not Secretory
CA7F No Yes Not Secretory
CA7G No Yes Not Secretory
CA7H No Yes Yes GPI-anchored
CA7I No Yes Not Secretory
CA7J No Yes Not Secretory
CA7K No Yes Yes GPI-anchored
CA7L No Yes Not Secretory
CA7M No Yes Not Secretory
CA7N No Yes Not Secretory
CA7O No Yes Yes GPI-anchored
CA7P No Yes Not Secretory
CA7Q No 0.288 Not Cytosolic-like