Fig. 3: New putative endosymbiont-targeted proteins (ETPs) identified in subcellular dataset. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: New putative endosymbiont-targeted proteins (ETPs) identified in subcellular dataset.

From: Subcellular proteomics reveals a blueprint for endosymbiont integration in trypanosomatid Angomonas deanei

Fig. 3: New putative endosymbiont-targeted proteins (ETPs) identified in subcellular dataset.

A Proteins localised via predictive clustering to the endosymbiont (pink), with host-encoded proteins among these predictions indicated, either as putative or confirmed ETPs. The ‘dynamin-cluster’ containing ETP9 depicted red. B Distribution of ETPs across kinetoplastid and eukaryotic representatives. Relatedness shown via cladogram, with endosymbiont-bearing subfamily Strigomonadinae in orange and other kinetoplastids in lime green. C ETPs encoded by adjacent genes shown on genomic locus relative to each other, genes with products not localised in this study are shown in white. Asterisk indicates assignment to same orthogroup (OG6_100282). D Fractional distribution of the dynamin cluster relative to the endosymbiont. Central lines represent mean fractional profiles, with shaded band representing ± 1 standard deviation. Further information available in Supplementary Data 1F, G.

Back to article page