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Br J Cancer 87: 49-53 Wendland J (2003) Analysis of the landmark protein Bud3 of Ashbya gossypii reveals a novel role in septum construction.

This is regulated both by changes in the actin cytoskeleton and in the distribution of the secretory landmark protein Sec3p, a component of the Exocyst complex [ 56].

However, the ability of hyphae to regulate their direction of growth is important for tissue penetration because deletion of Rsr1, a cortical landmark protein that positions the activity of cell polarity complexes, attenuates virulence and cell damage (Yaar et al., 1997; Brand et al., 2008).

In budding yeast, landmark proteins deposited during the previous cell cycle determine the axis of polarity.

The different localization patterns of YFP MglAG21V, YFP MglAR53A and YFP MglAQ82A indicate that the interaction to landmark proteins at the cell poles is differently affected by the substitutions.

The previous observations that both MglA and MglB bind in a bipolar pattern in the absence of the other or in case of an impaired MglA GTPase activity in the case of MglAR53A, MglAQ82A and MglBA64/R68R have important implications: First, these observations suggest that landmark proteins required for polar binding of MglA and MglB are present at both poles at the same time.

This budding pattern is consistent with the maintenance of long term distal polarity landmarks proteins in quiescent yeast cells [16].

This interpretation further supports the hypothesis that non synonymous mutations may be the landmark of proteins involved in pathogenic processes.

Classification of the B. vulgaris MYBs was performed according to their phylogenetic relationships with their corresponding A. thaliana and landmark MYB proteins.

Moreover, a significant amount of misannotations is already available and landmarks of proteins with validated function are hidden behind the massive amount of information available.

In summary, identification of excitation-contraction protein landmarks, orthologues of proteins associated with cardiovascular defects, and conservation of protein ontologies, provides testimony to the heart-like character of the Drosophila cardiac tube and to the utility of proteomics as a complement to the power of genetics in this growing model of human heart disease.