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Molecular analysis of the diversity of the sulfide:quinone reductase (sqr) gene in sediment environments , by V. H. Pham, J.-J. Yong, S.-J. Park, D.-N. Yoon, W.-H. Chung and S.-K. Rhee

Microbiology vol. 154, part 10, pp. 3112 - 3121

Table S1. Estimations of sequence diversity and library coverage of SQR gene libraries in this study [PDF] (11 kb)

Fig. S1. Conserved regions from the alignment of SQR sequences. FAD-binding domains, SQR-fingerprints, and other conserved regions are given. Conserved regions corresponding to Cys 159, the FAD-binding domain III (299), and Cys 353 following Griesbeck et al. (2002) are given. The residue number of the SQR sequence from Rhodobacter capsulatus (CAA66112) is used in the bottom of the alignment. Positions of similar or identical amino acid residues are marked by asterisks above the alignment. Gaps are indicated as dashes. Group designations refer to groups of sequence similarity as shown in Fig. 1 of the main paper. [PDF] (25 kb)

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Griesbeck, C., Schutz, M., Schodl, T., Bathe, S., Nausch, L., Mederer, N., Vielreicher, M. & Hauska, G. (2002). Mechanism of sulfide-quinone reductase investigated using site-directed mutagenesis and sulfur analysis. Biochemistry 41, 11552-11565.

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