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In South Australia, we initially suspected that Shepherds Hill could be a putative site of simultaneous introductions for both Mediterranean and African olives.
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Computational analysis using the Net Phos program [29], suggested that T343 is a putative site of phosphorylation of FtsZ.
Embryonic outer yolk sac is a putative site for osmoregulation of young S. officinalis embryos.
Let X = (x1 x2... x l) be the consensus sequence and Y = (y1 y2... y l) be a putative binding site.
The C-344T is a promoter region polymorphism and thought to be a putative binding site for the steroidogenic transcription factor SF-1 [ 19] and might be associated with hypertension and salt sensitivity with inconsistency [ 27– 327.
We found this sequence to be a putative target site for many binding motifs such as all MEF2 family members, HNF1.03, OC.2 and PAX4 (marked by ** in Table 1 and Additional data file 1).
Furthermore, the conserved residues Ser292, Cys307, Glu331 and Glu352 appear orientated towards this cavity suggesting that this site could possibly be a putative new binding-site in plant-like FADSs.
Further examination of the C-terminal tail sequences suggested that the motif (KTAKP) might be a putative PKC- α/β target site (Supplementary Figure 3A).
Computational analysis results suggested that there is a putative binding site (478 484 bp from the start site of the 3′-UTR) of mmu-miR-27a-5p in MCPIP1 3′-UTR).
N248 (common in European Americans) is a conserved amino acid site in the extracellular domain of TLR1 and TLR6 (N253), and is a putative glycosylation site.
Clusters ECD#1 and FL#1 are both located in a similar region of domain 1 close to N103 (this residue is a putative glycosylation site in mouse HER-2 but not in rat HER-2 due to replacement T105 in the mouse protein with A105 in the rate protein).
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