Basic Information

Submitted by Patrick L. Williamson on Wednesday, 10/20/2010, at 10:16 AM

The sequence files for each individual subunit are provided as text files under Subunit sequences.  Notice that there are several instances of the same fungus with different subunits (a,b, or c).  You should be careful to collect the right one.  If you have a question about which is the right one, let me know.

 

In the alignment, you should be able to find S. cereviseae CDC50,  Analysis of its sequence by a program call MPex (combined with editing by me)  gave:

Number of translocon TM (transmembrane) predicted segments: 2

TM1 (N-terminal) is at 45-67 (23 aa) : VLPLLIFVACIFTPIGIGLIVSA   

TM2 (C terminal) is at 334-356 (22aa) : SLGVLYLIVAGLCALFGIIFLV

The sequence from  your protein that you submit will be a combination of the amino acids that come before the sequence  in your protein corresponding to TM1, a linker consisting of the amino acids AGAGAGA, and the amino acids that come after the sequence in your protein corresponding to TM2.  You can see an example of such a combined sequence below (the one I submitted for P. tritici-repentens).  Your constructed sequences should be submitted on the following server page:

http://zhanglab.ccmb.med.umich.edu/QUARK/


On submission, you will get a message more or less like this:

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Your submitted sequence is Ptritici Cdc50 (150 residues):
MSRTQQGDTADSITSQDPARDEPKKAKSRRPPNTAFRQQRLKAWQPILTPKTAGAGAGAH
LIKPRSVYLTLKYHHTADMATGNSVITPTSPGITTSPVRLRPLVERAAHEYDHCLERLAY
LVSSFLSLFLKCSLDSQYCMYITSLRRPGV

After your job Q10126 is finished, the result will be sent to plwilliamson@amherst.edu.
The complete predictions will be available on the following webpage for job Q10126:
http://zhanglab.ccmb.med.umich.edu/QUARK/output/Q10126/

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When the job is completed, you will be notified by an email which will also contain a link to the predicted model(s) and other information, and has attached a PDB file of the preferred model.

Tags:  Homol Mdl Basics 

FungalSubunits.aln

Submitted by Patrick L. Williamson on Wednesday, 10/20/2010, at 9:22 AM
This file contains the alignment of the subunit sequences from various fungi with the Cdc50 sequence from S. cereviseae. It is only useful if it is viewed with a nonproportional font (eg, Courier)at a size where lines do not wrap. For PC users, it is best viewed with Notepad.

Subunit assignments

Submitted by Patrick L. Williamson on Wednesday, 10/20/2010, at 10:38 AM
These are the assignments as I remember them. Soo and Mable should check - I may have those reversed.