Research Article
The Proteome and Lipidome of Thermococcus kodakarensis across the Stationary Phase
Table 3
Screening criteria used to consider whether upregulated proteins might play a role in tetraether lipid formation.
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Sixteen different archaeal genomes were screened (refer to Materials and Methods) and a homologue was considered to be present for proteins with an -value < and coverage across > 30% of the protein. More stringent criteria (-value < and coverage across > 60% of the protein) were used for determining the presence of homologues in N. equitans in order not to discard any potentially relevant proteins unnecessarily. The potential level of similarity between a tetraether related enzyme and a squalene epoxidase is completely unknown; therefore, an -value of < was considered to be of interest, across any level of coverage in the protein. Number of transmembrane helices predicted by TMHMM, TMbase, and SPLIT (given in that order in the table). See Materials and Methods for details on transmembrane prediction tools. |