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. 2006 Jul;128(1):133–145. doi: 10.1085/jgp.200609498

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Figure 1. — mKv1.7 nucleotide and amino acid sequence. (A) Sequence alignment of the 5′ region of Kcna7. Nucleotide and amino acid sequence corresponding to the 5′ UTR and coding sequence for the cytoplasmic N-terminal domain of the mKv1.7 channels. The mouse chromosome 7 sequence AC073711, mouse cDNA fragment AJ409348 (Kashuba et al., 2001), and accession no. AY779767 (this work) sequences are >99% identical. Stop codon is marked with an asterisk, and initiation of the translation sites are underlined. Amino acids in bold correspond to the putative mKv1.7 N-terminal domain. (B and C) Schematic representation of the mKv1.7L and mKv1.7S constructs including the six hydrophobic domains (S1–S6), N and C cytoplasmic termini, and the pore region (H5). Initiation methionines are indicated by circles. The T1 domain is indicated by gray shaded boxes.