Table 4.
Group | Identified in this study | Walker A | Last residues of the largest exon | PYD? | B30.2? |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | GIAGVGKT | L(I/M)PVVKNT(T/R)RA | + | + | |
2 | GVAGIGKS | LSAVIKTSKRA | + | + | |
3 | GIAGIGKT | L(IP/TA)AV(R/S)NC(RK/TR/RR)A | − | + | |
4 | GVAGIGKT | LPV(I/V)xxxx(A/V)x | − | − | |
5 | x | GVAG(V/I)GKT | (L/M)PV(V/I)KASxK(A/V) | + | + |
6 | x | GVAGVGKT | L(I/V)P(A/V)VRNCRKA | − | − |
Key features of each of the six NLR-C subgroups as identified from zebrafish (Danio rerio) and round goby. Each of the groups is characterized by the presence of a highly conserved Walker A Motif and either the presence or absence of specific C- and N-terminal domains (PYD and B30.2). x denotes a variable amino acid, + and − denote whether the denoted domains are characteristically present/absent in the group