Multiple sequence alignment of K<sup>+</sup> channel proteins from different phycodnaviruses.
- Kay Hamacher (27590)
- Timo Greiner (159428)
- Hiroyuki Ogata (13455)
- James L. Van Etten (159439)
- Manuela Gebhardt (159447)
- Luis P. Villarreal (159450)
- Cristian Cosentino (31101)
- Anna Moroni (159454)
- Gerhard Thiel (105643)
Publication date
June 2012
DOIAbstract
<p>The genes that code for these proteins, originate from viruses with different host specificities. Kcv<sub>PBCV-1</sub> and Kcv<sub>NY-2A</sub> are from viruses that replicate in <i>C. variabilis</i>, Kcv<sub>MT325</sub> and Kcv<sub>CVM-1</sub> from viruses that replicate in <i>M. conductrix</i>, and Kcv<sub>ATCV-1</sub> and Kcv<sub>TN603</sub> from viruses that replicate in <i>C. heliozoae</i>. The channel Kesv is from virus EsV-1, which replicates in <i>E. siliculosus</i>. The selectivity filter sequence is in black; aromatic amino acids upstream of the filter are marked in grey and the transmembrane domains are underlined.</p
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