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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 3.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Immunol. 2018 Apr 19;192:58–67. doi: 10.1016/j.clim.2018.04.009

Table 2.

MEME Analysis of high frequency hypervariable regions from SC and pSS patient’s reveal common and unique motifs.

CDR3 amino acid motif E-value Cell Type V-J

graphic file with name nihms-1058447-t0005.jpg 1.4e−037 Various Vβ3–1/Jβ1–2
graphic file with name nihms-1058447-t0006.jpg 1.1e−021 Th1 (Th17)* Vβ20–1/Jβ1–1
graphic file with name nihms-1058447-t0007.jpg 1.5e−001 pSS Th1** Vα30/Jα52
graphic file with name nihms-1058447-t0008.jpg 4.3e+002 pSS ** Vα-Jα Various

Amino acid motif analysis was performed on the high frequency CDR3 sequences from both SC and pSS patients. Bit height corresponds to the likelihood of the amino acid in each position. Blue – hydrophobic, uncharged amino acids, Red – positively charge hydrophilic amino acids, Green – Neutral hydrophilic amino acids, Magenta – negatively charged hydrophilic amino acids, Orange-glycine, and Yellow—proline. E-value indicates the model confidence for the amino acid in that position. Cell type indicates the phenotype associated with the motif, V/J indicates recombination gene segment pairings.

*

Indicates a bias towards presence in Th1 cells.

**

Present in only pSS patients.