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Resolution: standard / high Figure 4.
Protease inhibitors in Saprolegnia parasitica. (A) Sequence alignment of Sp_001_01027 predicted amino acid sequence with representative
Kazal family inhibitor domains. Protein names correspond to protease inhibitors of
Saprolegnia parasitica Sp_001_01027, Phytophthora infestans EPI1 (EPI1a-b, AY586273) and EPI10 (EPI10a-c, AY586282), the crayfish Pacifastacus leniusculus (PAPI-1a-d, CAA56043), and the apicomplexan Toxoplasma gondii (TgPI-1a-d, AF121778). The conserved cysteine residues that define the Kazal family
protease inhibitor domain are marked with asterisks. The putative disulfide linkages
formed by cysteine residues within the predicted Kazal domains are shown. The position
of the predicted P1 residues is shown by an arrow. (B) Sequence alignment of Saprolegnia parasitica Sp_001_01374 (N-terminal fragment of the mature protein), chicken egg white cystatin
(CHKCYS, P01038, mature protein), rice oryzacystatin-I (Oryzacystatin-I, P09229),
human cystatin A (CYTA_human, P01040) and cystatin B (CYTB_human, P04080). The proposed
active-site residues in cystatins, forming the N-terminal trunk (NT) and first binding
loop (L1), are indicated.
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