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Supplementary Fig. 1. Sequence alignment between 14-3-3s from diverse species Supp Fig 1: Sequence alignment of uncharacterized 14-3-3 family protein,

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1 Supplementary Fig. 1. Sequence alignment between 14-3-3s from diverse species
Supp Fig 1: Sequence alignment of uncharacterized family protein, C4qzn3 (C4QZN3_PICPG) of Pichia pastoris with proteins from other eukaryotes using web server based alignment program, ClustalW2 ( Alignment indicates that it shares ~90% sequence homology with proteins from S. cerevisiae (Bmh1 and Bmh2), S. prombe, C. albicans, D. melanogaster, human and plant.

2 Supplementary Fig. 2. Supplementary Fig. 2: Growth test of yeast two hybrid strain (PJ69-4a) harboring GBD-Mxr1 construct at 30°C on selective amino acid (Trp- and Trp-His-) and/or amino acid-nucleotide (Trp-Ade-) deficient plates.

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