Table 2.

Previously reported virulence factors in the M. tuberculosis complex which have been identified in more than one phosphoproteomic dataset, and their putative role in virulence.

Accession	Protein names	Phosphopeptides/sites	Putative role in virulence	References
P9WI73	Serine/threonine-protein kinase PknG	SGPGTQPADAQTATSATVR	Unclear, possibly growth and metabolism	Nguyen et al., 2005
P9WI77	Serine/threonine-protein kinase PknE	LPVPSTHPVSPGTR	MAPK signaling, survival	Parandhaman et al., 2014a
P9WI79	Serine/threonine-protein kinase PknD	WSPGDSATVAGPLAADSR	Unclear, plays a role in TB infection of the CNS	Be et al., 2012
P9WIE5	Catalase-peroxidase (CP) (Peroxidase/catalase) KatG	DAITSGIEVVWTNTPTK	Antioxidant	Ng et al., 2004
P9WJB7	Nucleoid-associated protein EspR	AHGLPSAAQQK	Transcriptional regulation	Blasco et al., 2012
P9WMH1	Iron-dependent repressor IdeR	MNELVDTTEMYLR	Iron dependent regulation	Banerjee et al., 2011
I6Y748	Membrane protein	DPPTDPNLR	Unknown	n/a

The commonly detected phosphopeptide is indicated in bold, along with phosphosites that have been confirmed in more than one study.