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. 2020 Jun 2;22(7):2956–2967. doi: 10.1111/1462-2920.15063

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Fig 4 — Molecular phylogeny of fungal NoxA, NoxB and NoxR proteins. A. Neighbour‐joining phylogenetic tree of PtNoxA and PtNoxB with a selected group of fungal Nox proteins. The protein sequences were retrieved from UniprotKB database (http://www.uniprot.org/) and aligned using the MAFFT program with default parameters. The phylogenetic tree was constructed using MEGA5 and rooted with Homo sapiens Nox1 (Q9Y5S8). Numbers at the nodes indicate the percentage of 1000 bootstrap replicates that support each labelled interior branch. B. Domain structures of Pt, P. graminis, M. larici‐populina and E. festucae NoxR proteins compared to human p67^phox(Hsp67^phox). C. Phylogenetic relationships of Pt NoxR with other basidiomycete and ascomycete NoxR proteins and vertebrate p67^phox. The phylogenetic tree was constructed using MEGA5 using the neighbour‐joining method and rooted with Dictyostelium discoideum (Do) Nox activator protein (Q867T7).Sequence data used in analysis can be found in the UniprotKB database under accession numbers; NoxA: P. triticina (A0A180G6Q1), P. graminis (E3JT61), M. larici‐populina (F4RHR8), M. osmudae (G7DVS9), C. cinerea (A8N1A4), L. bicolor (B0CPG0), P. ostreatus (G5DE29), P. carnosa (K5WNU4), A. oryzae (I7ZXD1), P. tritici‐repentis (B2W585), E. festucae (Q2PEP0); NoxB: P.triticina (A0A180H2F1); P. graminis (E3K1Z5), M. larici‐populina (F4RMP4), G. trabeum (S7PW50), D. squalens (R7T012), L. biocolor (B0D4C9), S. commune (D8Q7W9), C. subvermispora (M2RDS7), Dacryopinax sp. (M5FS9), M. oryzae (L7JK22), P. tritici‐repentis (B2W8H5), A. capsulate (C0NXS8); NoxR: P. triticina (PtNoxR, A0A180G901), P graminis (PgtNoxR, E3K1Z5), M. larici‐populina (F4RMP4), Epichloe festucae (EfNoxR, A0JC82), Fibroporia radiculosa (Fr, J4GSZ5), Fomitopsis pinicola (Fp, S8FAU2), Dichomitus squalens (Ds, R7SHX9), Gloeophyllum trabeum (Gt, S7RQ35), Laccaria bicolour (Lb, B0D0Z3), Fusarium oxysporum (Fo, F9F3C0), Collototrichum graminicola (Cg, E3Q2G6), Magnaporthe oryzae (Mo, L7J9G7), Oryctolagus cuniculus (Oc, Q95MN2), Sus scrofa (Ss, B1PK10); Musculus molessinus (Mm, Q1PCS1).