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. 2017 Jul 17;7:5643. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-06068-4

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Amino acid alignment of Efe-AfpA from E. festucae (accession SRR493691.12929) with PAF from P. chrysogenum (accession U22944.2), PgAFP from P. chrysogenum (accession D0EXD3.1), NFAP from N. fischeri (accession AM983570), and AFP from A. giganteus (accession X60771). The experimentally determined N-terminus of each protein is in bold larger font size. The conserved cysteines are also in bold larger font size. Breaks in the sequences were introduced to indicate the predicted signal peptide cleavage sites, the proposed propeptide cleavage sites, and the proposed final processing sites. An asterisk indicates identical residues in all sequences, a “:” indicates strongly conserved residues (score >0.5), and a “.” indicates weaker conserved residues (score <0.5)⁶⁵.