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. 2025 Mar 25;26(7):2979. doi: 10.3390/ijms26072979

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ALGs bioinformatics analysis of U. virens: (A) UvALG32 gene was located on the second chromosome, and UvALG3 and UvALG15 were located on the third chromosome, as shown in Figure 2; (B) three mannosyltransferases have conserved domains—ALG3, GT15, and OCH1—that are consistent with homologous genes; (C) in order to further clarify the function of the three genes, the UvALG3, UvALG15, and UvALG32 proteins were compared with the mannose transferases of Fusarium graminearum and Saccharomyces cerevisiae. The results show that UvALG3 had the highest homology with S. cerevisiae ALG3 (96%), UvALG15 had the highest homology with S. cerevisiae KTR1 (100%), and UvALG32 had the highest homology with F. graminearum OCH1 (100%).