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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Mar 30.
Published in final edited form as: J Proteome Res. 2019 Jul 23;18(9):3404–3418. doi: 10.1021/acs.jproteome.9b00324

Table 4.

Proteins with Processed PEXEL Protein Export Motifs

PlasmoDB ID protein peptidea SPb repsc PSMsd
PBANKA_0208900 StAR-related lipid transfer protein, putative RIL.EEALMDVENVKENLK Y 3 95
PBANKA_1400700 Plasmodium exported protein RHL.AEYIPNISNPTGNVYHFSR N 3 56
PBANKA_1003000 liver specific protein 2 (LISP2) RIL.AETQHENLVLSTDKDKER Y 3 23
PBANKA_1003000 liver specific protein 2 (LISP2) RLI.AEKESENNSENNSQDVK Y 2 14
PBANKA_1328000 serine/threonine protein phosphatase (UIS2) RVL.QEQNEDIKDDNDENDEGDEEDEYYSYLK Y 3 7
PBANKA_1365500 exported protein IBIS1 RIL.SELDQNKDQNLGYK YR 3 7
PBANKA_1465000 fam-c protein RSL.SEHSTEDKEETVTISDNK Y 2 4
PBANKA_0700700 Plasmodium exported protein, unknown function RIL.SSMSNEKPYNILR* Y 2 4
PBANKA_0100600 schizont membrane associated cytoadherence protein (SMAC) RFL.VEYYDANIDQYNGNQSK Y 2 3
PBANKA_1145400 Plasmodium exported protein (PHIST) RNL.SETSVVNDNLSNNVNNLRDEPK Y 1 6
a

Identified peptide sequence bearing a cleaved and acetylated PEXEL motif [K/R]X[L/I]X[D/E/Q] or possible PEXEL motif [K/R]X[L/I]XX (denoted by “*”). For both canonical and possible PEXEL motifs, the point of cleavage is denoted with “.”, and the three residues in the protein sequence N-terminal to the peptide are shown. All displayed peptides were observed with mass spectral evidence for N-terminal acetylation.

b

Signal peptide prediction; YR indicates a recessed signal peptide.73

c

Number of biological replicates in which the cleaved and acetylated PEXEL peptide was identified.

d

Total number of PSMs that identified the cleaved and acetylated PEXEL across all three biological replicates.