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. 2024 Jul 29;39:101803. doi: 10.1016/j.bbrep.2024.101803

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Fig. 4 — – Panel A: Sequence alignment of GRB2 proteins from H. sapiens (Uniprot entry P62993), P. abelii (Uniprot entry Q5R4J7), R. norvegicus (Uniprot entry P62994), and M. musculus (Uniprot entry Q60631), G. gallus (Uniprot entry Q07883). All the sequences are highly conserved. Panel B: Sequence alignment of GRB2 proteins from H. sapiens (Uniprot entry P62993) and X. laevis (Uniprot entry P87379), with the presence of a longer linker between the SH2 and CSH3 domain in X.laevis sequence. Panel C: Sequence alignment of GRB2 proteins from H. sapiens (Uniprot entry P62993) and S. boliviensis boliviensis (Uniprot entry A0A2K6USW5). It is possible to observe that S. boliviensis boliviensis sequence display a truncated NSH3 domain compared to the human protein.