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Fig. 1. Paxillin Kozak sequence comparison and paxillin family domain structure. (A) Alignment of the paxillin ${alpha}$ and ${delta}$ Kozak nucleotide sequence (Kozak, 1987) from various species. Nucleotides are labeled as follows: G, guanine; C, cytosine; A; adenine; U, uracil; R, purine; aug^#, methionine start codon with amino acid position. Shaded residues are most highly conserved and required for ribosome recognition. (B) Avian paxillin ${alpha}$ , paxillin ${delta}$ and Hic-5 domain structure. Paxillin ${alpha}$ is 559 amino acids and paxillin ${delta}$ is 427 amino acids in length (amino acid numbers in parentheses represent position within paxillin ${alpha}$ ). Hic-5 Tyr60 residue is a potential Csk binding site (Thomas et al., 1999).

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