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[Preprint]. 2024 Oct 18:2024.10.16.618699. [Version 1] doi: 10.1101/2024.10.16.618699

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Extended Data Fig. 6 — Protein structure of FcoR proteins located on: a, chromosome 5. b, chromosome 9. c, chromosome 11. SP: Signal peptide. IG: Immunoglobulin domain. TM: Transmembrane domain. ITIM, hemITAM, SH2, Tyrosine core-1 (YxxY/L/V/I) and Tyrosine core-2 (V/IYxxV/L) motifs are highlighted in blue, green, yellow, pink and orange colors, respectively. Blue and red lines represent the extracellular and intracellular regions of FcoR proteins,* = stop codon. FcoR proteins without a SP are not likely full-length, as there is no initiator methionine. Partial sequences without a transmembrane domain are not shown.

Extended Data Fig. 6 — Protein structure of FcoR proteins located on: a, chromosome 5. b, chromosome 9. c, chromosome 11. SP: Signal peptide. IG: Immunoglobulin domain. TM: Transmembrane domain. ITIM, hemITAM, SH2, Tyrosine core-1 (YxxY/L/V/I) and Tyrosine core-2 (V/IYxxV/L) motifs are highlighted in blue, green, yellow, pink and orange colors, respectively. Blue and red lines represent the extracellular and intracellular regions of FcoR proteins,* = stop codon. FcoR proteins without a SP are not likely full-length, as there is no initiator methionine. Partial sequences without a transmembrane domain are not shown.