Evolution of Eukaryotic Cell Cycle Regulation

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Evolution of Eukaryotic Cell Cycle Regulation Dmitri M. Krylov, Kim Nasmyth, Eugene V. Koonin  Current Biology  Volume 13, Issue 2, Pages 173-177 (January 2003) DOI: 10.1016/S0960-9822(03)00008-3

Figure 1 A Schematic Tree of All Yeast Protein Kinases The schematic is based on a maximum likelihood tree for all yeast kinases (our unpublished data) and on the phylogeny in reference [5]. The kinase family names are in capital bold text, and representative CCC kinases are in capital bold italics. Current Biology 2003 13, 173-177DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(03)00008-3)

Figure 2 A Maximum Likelihood Phylogenetic Tree of the CDC28 Family of Yeast Protein Kinases The root of the tree is marked with a red circle. Bootstrap values are shown next to internal nodes. Kinases involved solely in meiosis are highlighted in blue, those involved solely in mitosis are highlighted in yellow, and those involved in both processes are highlighted in gray. The Cak1p kinase that belongs to the CDC28 family, but which has no detectable orthologs in eukaryotes other than yeasts and has been shown to form a long branch in trees [9], was omitted. The following gene identification numbers correspond to kinase sequences used for tree construction: 1015729-Ptk2p, 6322650-Ptk1p, 626846-Chk1p, 2144426-Gcn2p, 14318490-Cak1p, 417780-Ime2p, 2499619-Sky1p, 140201-Yak1p, 417224-Kns1p, 6325215-Ssn3p, 416848-Ctk1p, 134474-Sgv1p, 83397-Kin28p, 6325226-Pho85p, 6319636-Cdc28p, 6323142-Hog1p, 1173459-Smk1p, 547783-Ykl161cp, 730747-Slt2p, 125716-Kss1p, 417014-Fus3p, 1709098-Mrk1p, 585472-Mds1p, 126820-Mck1p, 2499621-Yol128cp, 2131363-Prr2p, 1709340-Npr1p, 6320179-Ydl025cp, 6324841-Yor267cp, 6319853-Sat4p, 547784-Kkq8p, and 1170165-Hal5p. Current Biology 2003 13, 173-177DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(03)00008-3)

Figure 3 A Maximum Likelihood Phylogenetic Tree of the Conserved CDC28 Family Kinases from Seven Eukaryotic Species The color code and designations are as in Figure 2. Clades with kinases not involved in CCC are boxed with a dashed line. The CMK1 clade is used as the outgroup. Current Biology 2003 13, 173-177DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(03)00008-3)

Figure 4 A Maximum Likelihood Phylogenetic Tree of the DBF Family of Yeast Protein Kinases The designations are as in Figure 2. The following gene identification numbers correspond to kinase sequences used for tree construction: 729855-Ipl1p, 6320674-Ydr466wp, 2131526-Phk1p, 2499623-Phk2p, 1170646-Rim15p, 1730060-Cbk1p, 6325368-Dbf20p, 1706307-Dbf2p, 10383810-Kin82p, and 1730057-Ynr047wp. Current Biology 2003 13, 173-177DOI: (10.1016/S0960-9822(03)00008-3)