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- ZDB-FIG-260105-108
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- Michno et al., 2025 - Pneumolysin-dependent and independent non-canonical autophagy processes mediate host defense against pneumococcal infection
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Tecpr1a, a likely ortholog of human TECPR1, controls ply-mediated autophagic response to pneumococci. (A) Table summarizing the alignment of zebrafish Tecpr1a and Tecpr1b proteins to the human TECPR1 protein. Columns display percentage positives (identical amino acids, as well as conserved or semiconserved substitutions) and length of the proteins. Alignments sequence similarities are shown for the full-length protein and the AIR domain, which exhibits the greatest divergence between the zebrafish paralogues (Tecpr1a and Tecpr1b). (B) Schematic representation of zebrafish Tecpr1a and Tecpr1b proteins, showing their domains: DysF – Dysferlin, AIR – ATG5-interacting region, and PH – Pleckstrin homology domain. Alignment of the AIR domain amino acid sequence of human TECPR1 and the zebfafish orthologs, Tecpr1a and Tecpr1b, is shown between the schematics. Symbols denote: (*) identical residues, (:) conserved substitutions, and (.) semiconserved substitutions. (C) Gene expression of adult zebrafish leukocytes determined using the zebrafish blood atlas [ |