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Partial primary sequence alignment of putative flavinylated bacterial proteins. Shown in red is the modified threonine residue, and in green are the conserved residues of the flavinylation motif. Aligned are the Ftp-mediated posttranslational flavinylation sites of various bacterial proteins from Nqr and Rnf complexes (17) (current study), plus two T. pallidum proteins that were not previously identified as potential flavinylation substrates.
