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Fig 1.

Dendrogram of structural relatedness for 51 human GPCRs including MT1/MT2.

FASTA protein sequences for 51 randomly sampled GPCRs were structurally predicted using AlphaFold2 and compared using Dali All Against All. MT1/MT2 outlined in red. Color boxes denote GPCR class: Class A/Rhodopsin (blue), Class B/Secretin (red), Class C/Glutamate (yellow), Class F/Frizzled/Taste (green), Class Adhesion (purple), other (no color). Dendrogram formatted using Phylo.io.

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Fig 2.

Dendrogram of structural relatedness between 43 fungal GPCRs and MT1/MT2.

FASTA protein sequences for the 43 identified fungal GPCRs and human MT1/MT2 were structurally predicted using AlphaFold2 and compared using Dali All Against All. A sister clade is formed with four fungal GPCRs, GPR-1-4, marked with a green box. The clade containing MT1/MT2 is shown with a red box. Roman numerals indicate which of the 14 fungal GPCR class each GPCR falls into as outlined in Cabrera et al., 2015. Dendrogram formatted using Phylo.io.

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Fig 3.

Genetic knockouts of gpr-3 are insensitive to melatonin-induced phase shifts of TTFO negative element FRQ.

Difference in FRQ::LUC between gpr-3- (N380-2, n = 3) and gpr-3+ (N380-1, n = 3) strains of Neurospora crassa two hours after treatment with 5ng/mL melatonin in 1x fructose/glucose/sorbose media (FGS). Control group was treated with sterile water. Two-way ANOVA revealed significant effect of melatonin treatment on N380-1 (p = 0.02) but not in the strain lacking gpr-3 (p = 0.07). FRQ::LUC–luciferase translational reporter for key clock component Frequency, *–p<0.05, ns–not significant.

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Fig 4.

Knockouts of gpr-3 lack cAMP signaling response to melatonin.

Difference in relative cAMP concentration between gpr-3+ (N380-1, n = 6), gpr-3- (N380-2, n = 6), and gna-1-(n = 6) strains after 10-minute treatment with 5ng/mL melatonin in sterile water. Untreated group was treated only with water. One-way ANOVA revealed statistically significant decrease of cAMP in response to melatonin treatment in N380-1 when compared to N380-2 (p = 0.036). There was no significant difference between N380-1 or N380-2 with gna-1 (p = 0.204, p = 0.607, respectfully. nd–no difference, *–p<0.05.

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