Putative chloroplast J proteins of Arabidopsis analyzed in this work.

aNomenclature according to Finka et al. (2011).bMolecular mass in kD.cPredicted subcellular localization listed in Miernyk (2001)/Rajan and D’Silva (2009)/Prasad et al. (2010)/Finka et al. (2011); progame used by Miernyk (2001): Psort, TargetP, Predotar and Mitoprot; by Rajan and D’Silva (2009): Mitoprot, ChloroP, SUBA, TargetP and Wolf psort; by Prasad et al. (2010): SUBA, iPSORT, MitoPred, Mitoprot II, MultiLoc, PeroxP, Predotar, SubLoc, TargetP and Wolf psort; by Finka et al. (2011): the Uniport database; c, cytosol; m, mitochondria; p, plastid; n, nucleus; s, secretory pathway; –, the gene is not yet annotated as a J protein in the publication.dPPDB database (http://ppdb.tc.cornell.edu/)/plport database (http://www.plprot.ethz.ch/)/AT_CHLORO database (http://www.grenoble.prabi.fr/at_chloro/).eResults from this work (Figure 1).fNomenclature according to Rajan and D’Silva (2009).gNomenclature according to Miernyk (2001); commonly used AtJx naming system is also shown in parentheses.hTPR15 and TPR16 from Pradad et al. (2010); CRRJ from Yamamoto et al. (2011); NdhT from Ifuku et al. (2011).iPCJ1 from Schlicher and Soll (1997); CDJ1 from Willmund et al. (2008); CDJ2 from Liu et al. (2005); CDJ3 to CDJ5 from Dorn et al. (2010); CJD6 from GenBank (Accession number: EDO96593).jAccording to the incorrect old annotation (see text).kNewly named J protein in this study, suggested to be localized in plastids by TAIR.