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Fig. 1. DAF-5 encodes a C. elegans homolog of the Sno and Ski oncoproteins. (A) Identification of daf-5-coding region. The genetic map near daf-5 and rescued transgenic lines isolated are shown. (B) DAF-5 gene structure. At the C terminus of DAF-5, a stop codon and a deletion mutant are connected by a broken line to indicate that these two mutations were identified in a single allele. A mutation hotspot is shown; an additional mutant has an in-frame deletion of the 15 amino acids shown. Colors of amino acids in hotspot represent sequence conservation as in Fig. 1C,D. See Table S2 at http://dev.biologists.org/supplemental for complete details on mutant alleles. (C,D) Alignment of SDS and Dach boxes. Consensus at each position was defined as any set of identical and similar amino acids that were found in more than one subgroup (subgroups are indicated by spaces between the rows of sequence), and in more than three proteins in total. Bold magenta residues are identical in the primary consensus (the consensus with the most matches) and plain, magenta are similar. Green residues are the secondary consensus. The % symbols below the SDS box show conserved zinc chelating residues, and the asterisks indicate amino acids that contact Smad4 in the crystal structure of a Ski/Smad4 complex. The sequence for Dog Nem. is from an EST, and has two stop codons in frame (indicated by X). These may result from sequencing errors, or the cDNA may have come from a pseudogene. Accession Numbers and abbreviations: Dros., D. melanogaster (Iceskate: NP_651946; Snowski: NP_609166; Dachshund: NP_723972); Mosq., mosquito (A. gambiae; Iceskate-XP_317739; Snowski-XP_317545); Soy. Nem., Soybean Cyst nematode (Heterodera glycines; CA939358); Root nem., Root Knot nematode (Meloidogyne chitwoodi; CB931358); Pot. Nem., Potato Cyst nematode (Globodera rostochiensis; AY389814); Lymph Nem, Brugia malayi (AY389813); Dog Nem, dog hookworm (Ancylostoma caninum; AW735310); C. briggsae DAF-5 (found in Wormbase as CBG20832); C. elegans (DAF-5-NM_064540, NP_496941; Dachshund-NP_497266); Human (Dachshund-NP_542937; cSki-NP_003027; SnoN-NP_005405; Icy-XP_292349; Skate-XP_064560); sea squirt (Ciona intestinalis; Ski-BK001616; Dachshund-AABS01000073).





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