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Table 3 Identified pectin-degrading proteins and spectrum counts on 1, 3, 7, and 14 days

From: A time course analysis of the extracellular proteome of Aspergillus nidulans growing on sorghum stover

    

Spectrum countc

 

Accession numbera

GH familya

Identified proteinsa

MW (kDa)b

Day 1

Day 3

Day 7

Day 14

SignalPd

AN2463

GH2

Beta-galactosidase

115

0

0

50

96

Nf

AN2395

GH2

Beta-galactosidase/mannosidase

69

25

70

83

81

Y

AN8761

GH28

Exopolygalaturonase

48

49

38

18

0

Y

AN8891

GH28

Exopolygalaturonase

49

30

20

0

0

Y

AN10274

GH28

Exo-polygalacturonase, putative

46

0

4

0

0

Y

AN0980

GH35

Beta-galactosidase

109

2

14

8

25

Y

AN0756

GH35

Beta-galactosidase

109

0

5

2

8

Y

AN7151

GH78

Alpha-rhamnosidase

100

4

14

64

83

Nf

AN7828

GH88

Unsaturated rhamnogalacturonan hydrolase

44

11

0

0

0

Y

AN9383

GH105

Unsaturated rhamnogalacturonan hydrolase

43

92

54

60

39

Y

AN0741

PL1

Pectate lyase precursor

35

7

41

28

41

Y

AN2331

PL1

Pectin lyase A precursor

41

17

0

0

0

Y

AN2569

PL1

Pectin lyase A precursor

39

32

29

47

31

Y

AN7646

PL1

Pectate lyase A

35

4

3

19

18

Y

AN6106

PL3

Pectate lyase C

26

6

22

20

23

Y

AN8453

PL3

Pectate lyase C

28

10

0

5

3

Y

AN7135

PL4

Rhamnogalaturonan lyase

56

13

71

71

80

Y

AN4139

PL4

Rhamnogalaturonan lyase

117

6

15

3

5

Y

AN3390

CE8

Pectin methylesterase

35

0

19

11

16

Y

AN4860

CE8

Pectin methylesterase

42

27

3

0

0

Y

AN2528

CE12

Rhamnogalaturonan acetyl esterase

26

4

0

16

16

Y

AN2537

 

Exopolygalacturonate lyase

44

4

12

6

5

Y

  1. aAccession numbers along with protein information and glycosyl hydrolase (GH) family information was obtained from Pedant[23].
  2. bHypothetical molecular weight of the proteins.
  3. cQuantifying changes in protein abundance between samples from different time points was done using the spectral count method, yielding a semiquantitative analysis.
  4. dSignalP was used to predict secretion signals [23, 24].
  5. eSignalP as reported at [25].
  6. fNot found by SignalP (N-terminal may be incorrectly annotated , a novel signal peptide may be present, or the protein is normally intracellular but was released by autolysis).