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. 2006 Nov;142(3):1193–1201. doi: 10.1104/pp.106.087130

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Figure 1. — Sequence comparison of CCDs of various plant species. A, Alignment of amino acid sequence of CmCCD4a and CmCCD4b with related sequences. Identical amino acids are indicated with black backgrounds. Four conserved His residues are marked with asterisks. B, ClustalW tree analysis of chrysanthemum CCD and NCED homologs in various plant species. AtCCD1 (At3g63520), AtCCD4 (At4g19170), AtCCD7 (At2g44990), and AtCCD8 (At4g32810) are CCDs of Arabidopsis. AtNCED2 (At4g18350), AtNCED3 (At3g14440), AtNCED5 (At1g30100), AtNCED6 (At3g24220), and AtNCED9 (At1g78390) are NCEDs of Arabidopsis. Other CCDs include PhCCD1 of petunia (AY576003), LeCCD1A of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum; AY576001), OsCCD4a of rice (AP007825), CsCCD (AJ132927) and CsZCD (AJ489276) of crocus, PaCCD1 (AF224670) of avocado (Persea americana), and PvCCD1 (AY029525) of kidney bean (Phaseolus vulgaris). Numbers at branch points indicate bootstrap values (1,000 replicates).