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Figure 6

From: Insights into the evolution of sorbitol metabolism: phylogenetic analysis of SDR196C family

Figure 6

The site-specific profile fro predicting critical amino acid residues for the functional divergence between SDH families. A) Critical amino acid residues are represented by circles on the sequence of R. sphaeroides SDH (pdb: 1k2w). Symbols above the sequence represent the secondary structure, springs represent helices and arrows represent β-strands. Conserved blocks of bacterial SDH (I to XI) are indicated below the sequence alignment. Triangles represent the location of the active site. Circles represent the divergent amino acids according to the following color code: Grey; conserved amino acids in Lineage I and divergent in Lineage V, Red; conserved amino acids in Lineage I and divergent in Lineage VI, Orange; conserved amino acids in Lineage II and divergent in Lineage I, Black; conserved amino acids in Lineage II and divergent in Lineage VI, Pink; conserved amino acids in Lineage V and divergent in Lineage I, Purple; conserved amino acids in Lineage V and divergent in Lineage VI, Green; conserved amino acids in Lineage VI and divergent in Lineage I, Blue; conserved amino acids in Lineage VI and divergent in Lineage II. B) Representation of divergent amino acids in the structure of 1k2w. α-helices are indicated in cyan, β-sheets are indicated in purple, loops are indicated in light pink and the divergent amino acids as red spheres. Structure was rendered using PyMol [50].

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