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However, transmembrane helices that may indicate class I transit peptides in dinoflagellates [51] were not predicted.
A. Class I transit peptides, each containing a transmembrane domain, which have been manually aligned, as have their "FVAP" motifs.
Boxed proteins are previously published [ 22 ], typical Class I transit peptides from Heterocapsa triquetra (AAW79309, AY826901, AY826898), for comparison.
Overall, these features are consistent with these proteins being targeted to a plastid-derived organelle, mediated by a dinoflagellate class I transit peptide.
Class I transit peptides contain a hydrophobic transmembrane domain in the transit peptide before the predicted start of the mature protein, whereas class II peptides lack such a domain in the transit peptide.
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There is a simple linear state transition structure from M1 to M W with M i transiting to M i +1 with probability 1.
At the stretching temperature of 40 °C, form I transits to mesomorphic phase at lower deformation rate.
At the stretching temperature of 90 °C, the form I transits to form III and it does not depend on the deformation rate.
We define (delta _{jk_s}^s ) as a binary indicator variable denoting a transition to potential destinations through an exit to one of the competing alternatives (k), i.e., (tau _{jks}=1) if individual (i) transits from (s) to one of the competing (k_{s}) alternatives and is zero otherwise.
During the pathway, the ternary complex of Nef engage with other proteins PACS-I, AP1 and MHC-I for transit of MHC-I from the plasma membrane to an internal compartment in a paranuclear region [7] [11].
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