<p>Conserved positions (magenta cells) in the entire GalRS subfamily (top line), the GalR subset (middle line), or GalS subset (bottom line) are shown on the alignment. The amino acid shown in conserved cells is the most common amino acid in the respective subfamily. The top 10 co-evolving positions for the GalRS subfamily and each subset are shown in green.</p
<p>Nucleotide alignments of <i>pil</i> from Mc (<i>n</i> = 71) and Gc (<i>n</i> = 148) were analyzed...
<p>The alignment data indicates that the Glu at the 201st amino acid position is highly conserved am...
<p>Nucleotide alignments of <i>opa</i> from Mc (<i>n</i> = 17) and Gc (<i>n</i> = 69) were analyzed ...
<p>The alignment comprising reference sequences for each of the subfamilies was color coded to show ...
<p>Residues conserved in all lineages, three lineages, and two lineages are shaded black, dark gray,...
<p>The primary amino acid sequences of 282 Class 1 rhodopsin-like GPCRs were aligned in ClustalΩ and...
<p>Conserved GTP-binding amino acid residues are highlighted in red. Amino acid residues perfectly o...
<p>(a) NJ tree of 52 LGR receptors from seven species. The Y5.38 and Y5.39 patterns are indicated by...
<p>Positions (nodes) were scored by the weight of their largest edge in each of the 5 co-evolution n...
<p>Conserved amino acids are shown in bold, amino acids which play important roles in interactions a...
<p>The different Mx functional domains are represented in colored text (BSE = red, G-domain = or...
The multiple sequence alignment of PargGR1 (red) with GRs from arthropods, Eaff (green), Dpul (pink)...
<p>Subfamily-specific conserved positions are shown in green and space-filling on their respective c...
<p>An alignment of the SLC26A4 amino acid sequence of six species suggested the evolutionary conserv...
<p>Conserved amino acid sequences are indicated by pink boxes for the Y-segment; blue boxes for the ...
<p>Nucleotide alignments of <i>pil</i> from Mc (<i>n</i> = 71) and Gc (<i>n</i> = 148) were analyzed...
<p>The alignment data indicates that the Glu at the 201st amino acid position is highly conserved am...
<p>Nucleotide alignments of <i>opa</i> from Mc (<i>n</i> = 17) and Gc (<i>n</i> = 69) were analyzed ...
<p>The alignment comprising reference sequences for each of the subfamilies was color coded to show ...
<p>Residues conserved in all lineages, three lineages, and two lineages are shaded black, dark gray,...
<p>The primary amino acid sequences of 282 Class 1 rhodopsin-like GPCRs were aligned in ClustalΩ and...
<p>Conserved GTP-binding amino acid residues are highlighted in red. Amino acid residues perfectly o...
<p>(a) NJ tree of 52 LGR receptors from seven species. The Y5.38 and Y5.39 patterns are indicated by...
<p>Positions (nodes) were scored by the weight of their largest edge in each of the 5 co-evolution n...
<p>Conserved amino acids are shown in bold, amino acids which play important roles in interactions a...
<p>The different Mx functional domains are represented in colored text (BSE = red, G-domain = or...
The multiple sequence alignment of PargGR1 (red) with GRs from arthropods, Eaff (green), Dpul (pink)...
<p>Subfamily-specific conserved positions are shown in green and space-filling on their respective c...
<p>An alignment of the SLC26A4 amino acid sequence of six species suggested the evolutionary conserv...
<p>Conserved amino acid sequences are indicated by pink boxes for the Y-segment; blue boxes for the ...
<p>Nucleotide alignments of <i>pil</i> from Mc (<i>n</i> = 71) and Gc (<i>n</i> = 148) were analyzed...
<p>The alignment data indicates that the Glu at the 201st amino acid position is highly conserved am...
<p>Nucleotide alignments of <i>opa</i> from Mc (<i>n</i> = 17) and Gc (<i>n</i> = 69) were analyzed ...