A strange, fast-evolving receptor-like family of parazitic Kinetoplastids. While absent from many species, this family has expanded enormously on the Angomonas and Strigomonas lineages.. Very likely GPI-anchored protein. Very putatively might be involved in interactions with bacteria, explaining its expansion in symbiontic species.. Localization: Cell surface (by feature)
| Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
|---|---|---|
| Cuervo et al. | no | yes: 0 |
| Hassani et al. | no | yes: 0 |
| Forrest at al. (metacyclic) | no | yes: 0 |
| Forrest at al. (procyclic) | no | yes: 0 |
| Silverman et al. | no | yes: 0 |
| Pissara et al. | yes | yes: 65 |
| Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
|---|---|---|
| Pires et al. | no | yes: 0 |
| Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
|---|---|---|
| Silverman et al. | no | yes: 0 |
| Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
|---|---|---|
| Jamdhade et al. | no | yes: 0 |
| Source | Evidence on protein | Close homologs |
|---|---|---|
| DeepLoc | ||
| SignalP6 | yes | yes: 11, no: 8 |
| NetGPI | no | yes: 0, no: 19 |
Related structures:
AlphaFold database: A4H3U1