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. 2001 Jun 25;153(7):1479–1498. doi: 10.1083/jcb.153.7.1479

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Peptide microsequences. Shown are the sequences obtained from single peptides derived from p47, p41, p35, p21, p19, and p16, and two from p116. Each is aligned with the deduced protein sequence of a cDNA present in the Japanese Dictyostelium cDNA sequencing project database (the protein's identity and accession number are shown). Exceptions are the p35 peptide sequence, which is aligned with the sequence of capping protein α (Hug et al. 1995), and the two p116 peptide sequences, where no homologues were found.