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The MSA (Figures ? & ?) displays several regions of high conservation amongst bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes. Figure ? shows that the NKxD motif is N-termainal of the Walker A motif and is conserved across the three kingdoms. It can also be seen in Figure ? that the Walker A and Walker B motifs are conserved, along with a conserved Threonine in-between the latter two motifs. | |||
[[Image:NKxD4.jpg]] | [[Image:NKxD4.jpg]] | ||
NKxD motif N-terminal of Walker A motif. | Figure ?: NKxD motif N-terminal of Walker A motif. | ||
[[Image:WalkerAB2.jpg]] | [[Image:WalkerAB2.jpg]] | ||
From left to right (N-terminal to C-terminal), Walker A motif (consensus GxxxxGK[ST]), conserved Threonine in-between Walker A and Walker B, and the Walker B motif (consensus DxPG). | Figure ?: From left to right (N-terminal to C-terminal), Walker A motif (consensus GxxxxGK[ST]), conserved Threonine in-between Walker A and Walker B, and the Walker B motif (consensus DxPG). | ||
NKxD and Walker B motifs specify utilisation of GTP. Circular permutation of NKxD to N-terminus characteristic of GTPases of the Ylqf/YawG family. Suspected functional role in ribosomal assembly (Leipe, D. et. al. 2002). | NKxD and Walker B motifs specify utilisation of GTP. Circular permutation of NKxD to N-terminus characteristic of GTPases of the Ylqf/YawG family. Suspected functional role in ribosomal assembly (Leipe, D. et. al. 2002). | ||
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CLUSTAL X results of MSA
The MSA (Figures ? & ?) displays several regions of high conservation amongst bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes. Figure ? shows that the NKxD motif is N-termainal of the Walker A motif and is conserved across the three kingdoms. It can also be seen in Figure ? that the Walker A and Walker B motifs are conserved, along with a conserved Threonine in-between the latter two motifs.
Figure ?: NKxD motif N-terminal of Walker A motif.
Figure ?: From left to right (N-terminal to C-terminal), Walker A motif (consensus GxxxxGK[ST]), conserved Threonine in-between Walker A and Walker B, and the Walker B motif (consensus DxPG).
NKxD and Walker B motifs specify utilisation of GTP. Circular permutation of NKxD to N-terminus characteristic of GTPases of the Ylqf/YawG family. Suspected functional role in ribosomal assembly (Leipe, D. et. al. 2002).
