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Figure 1

Figure 1


Fig. 1 . Amino acid alignment of the NKCC1 cotransporter from sea bass, other teleosts, Oreochromis mossambicus (NCBI accession no. AAR97731), Anguilla anguilla (NKCC1{alpha}, NCBI accession no. CAD31111) and mammals, Rattus norvegicus (NCBI accession no. AAC27557), Mus musculus (NCBI accession no. AAC778332). Amino acid positions are numbered on the right. The 12 putative transmembrane TM domains are bold-underlined (Delpire et al., 1994); dashes indicate where spaces have been added to improve alignment; asterisks indicate positions where alignments show complete conservation between species; colons and semicolons indicates conserved and semi-conserved nucleotide substitution, respectively. Potential N-linked glycosylation sites (bold N, positions 494, 504, 792, 951) are indicated. The potential phosphorylation sites (underlined) were determined by NetPhos 2.0 (Blom et al., 1999). The potential site of SPAK and OSR1 interaction (Piechotta et al., 2002) is indicated (bold, italic letters).





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