PTS signals of P. chrysogenum proteins. a Weblogo graphic showing the distribution and amino acid composition of the P. chrysogenum PTS1 consensus sequence. For the graphic, the C-terminal four amino acids of 190 putative P. chrysogenum PTS1 proteins were used. For clarity, residue frequencies rather than information contents are indicated. Residues with similar properties are indicated in the same color. Polar amino acids (G, S, T, Y, C, Q, N) are green, basic amino acids (K, R, H) blue, acidic amino acids (D, E) red, and hydrophobic amino acids (A, V, L, I, P, W, F, M) are black. The data indicate that the most frequently used PTS1 sequences in P. chrysogenum are -AKL-COOH, -SKL-COOH, -ARL-COOH, and -SRL-COOH. b Weblogo graphic showing the distribution and amino acid composition of the P. chrysogenum PTS2 consensus sequence. For the graphic, the amino acid sequences of ten putative P. chrysogenum PTS2 decapeptides were used. For clarity, residue frequencies rather than information contents are indicated. The color code is identical to that in a. c Helical wheel representation of the P. chrysogenum PTS2 sequence. For creating the helical wheel, the PTS2 consensus sequence -[QD]-R-L-[QS]-[QS]-[VL]-[SL]-S-[QH]-[LVIF]- was used that comprises the most frequently occurring amino acids in P. chrysogenum PTS2 sequences. The color code is indicated. The P. chrysogenum PTS2 has the capacity to form an α-helix with three faces that possess different properties, basic (blue), polar (green, red), and aliphatic (yellow). For interpretation of the references to color in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the web version of this article
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