Fig. 3

Schematic diagrams of the Ecp32 family from three different morphotypes of C. minus. One representative isolate from each morphotype was chosen: NZFS110 for morphotype ‘verum’ (Cmv), NZFS809 for morphotype ‘simile’ (Cms), and NZFS3305 for morphotype ‘novus’ (Cmn). Each rectangle represents a gene and orthologous genes between morphotypes are colour-coded in the same way as Fig. 4. Ψ refers to pseudogenes. The horizontal lines connecting the rectangles indicate the genes are on the same scaffold and adjacent in the genome. The percentages refer to full-length pairwise amino acid identity between orthologous proteins encoded by each gene from each representative morphotype (V = ‘verum’, S = ‘simile’, N = ‘novus’). The pink rectangle indicates the gene encoding the protein with a predicted intrinsically disordered region. An asterisk (*) next to the gene number indicates amino acid variants in the respective encoded proteins that occurred in one or more of the other Cmv isolates. NZFS3276 orthologues of 9109, 6323, and 2795 have variants I34T, V188I, and E40D, respectively. Orthologues of the other polymorphic protein showed that 5316 has a Q82H substitution in all three other Cmv isolates and a S215G substitution in isolates NZFS1800 and 3276