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. 2007 Mar 26;176(7):941–952. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200701048

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Figure 2. — Alignment of Jagunal homologues. Jagunal homologues from D. melanogaster (NP_649585; D), C. elegans (NP_493559; C), zebrafish (NP_001005774; Z), and human (AAH32101; H) are shown. Four predicted transmembrane domains in D. melanogaster Jagunal are indicated by lines drawn over the sequence, and a putative dilysine motif at the C-terminal end is indicated by a boxed area. The mutation site in a semilethal allele, jagn^D16N, is indicated by an asterisk.