Fig. 2.
Fig. 2. Identity and similarity of δ1 to other known cytokine receptors. / (A) Alignment of the extracellular domains of δ1 and the mouse common γ receptor (γc). (B) Comparison of the sequences of various hematopoietic growth factor receptors. A match of the amino acid residue between δ1 and other receptors is indicated by “*” (identical) or “:” (similar). Previously defined regions of homology, termed homology box1 and 2, are shown. The box1 and box2 are short characteristic motifs found in the membrane-proximal regions of type 1 cytokine receptors.44The box1 motif is defined by the PXP motif (proline, X, proline) preceded by hydrophobic sequences. Box2 is defined as a cluster of hydrophobic amino acids harboring some negatively charged amino acids.

Identity and similarity of δ1 to other known cytokine receptors.

(A) Alignment of the extracellular domains of δ1 and the mouse common γ receptor (γc). (B) Comparison of the sequences of various hematopoietic growth factor receptors. A match of the amino acid residue between δ1 and other receptors is indicated by “*” (identical) or “:” (similar). Previously defined regions of homology, termed homology box1 and 2, are shown. The box1 and box2 are short characteristic motifs found in the membrane-proximal regions of type 1 cytokine receptors.44The box1 motif is defined by the PXP motif (proline, X, proline) preceded by hydrophobic sequences. Box2 is defined as a cluster of hydrophobic amino acids harboring some negatively charged amino acids.

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