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. 2007 Jun 21;35(13):4515–4522. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkm458

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Figure 3. — Sequence alignment CstF-77 homologues. The polypeptide sequence of CstF-77 from E. cuniculi, H. sapiens, D. melanogaster, C. elegans, X. laevis, A. thalina and S. cerevisiae were aligned with PipeAlign (47). Residues are coloured in red when >75% identity is reached. Secondary structures are shown for each monomer on top of the sequences. Dotted lines correspond to sequences for which no interpretable electron density was seen. HAT repeats are boxed in beige. The location of the mutated amino acid in rna14-1, rna14-5 and Drosophila Su(f) R-9-18 mutant are boxed in red.