Table 2.
Toxin-like components of the C. japonicus sea anemone.
| Toxin-like | Length | Homolog seq ID | E-value | Identity | Organism | Cys-framework |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CjTL 1 | 55 | XP_001625525 | 8e–20 | 81% | Nematostella vectensis | linear |
| CjTL 2 | 62 | XP_001623054 | 1e–17 | 66% | N. vectensis | linear |
| CjTL 3 | 93 | DQ363989 | 3e–17 | 39% | Aiptasia pallida | 10a |
| CjTL 4 | 52 | XP_001640987 | 1e–16 | 85% | N. vectensis | linear |
| CjTL 5 | 34 | XP_001639319 | 3e–11 | 91% | N. vectensis | linear |
| CjTL 6 | 52 | BRAFLDRAFT_97417 | 1e–08 | 42% | Branchiostoma floridae | new |
| CjTL 7 | 30 | XM_005807834.1 | 17 | 41% | Xiphophorus maculatus | new |
| CjTL 8 | 39 | Crotamine (Q9PWF3) | 1.3 | 22% | Crotalus durissus terrificus | new |
| CjTL9 | 36 | No homology | — | — | — | linear |
Length in aa is shown for mature sequences. The E-value is calculated as a result of implementing the pBLAST algorithm for closest homologues. Sequence IDs and species names are denoted for the items to which each toxin has its closest homology. Cys framework accessories are also shown. The light grey colour marks the CjTL sequences that have new motifs of cysteine distribution.