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. 2001 Jan 22;152(2):349–360. doi: 10.1083/jcb.152.2.349

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(a) Homologues of S. cerevisiae (Sc) Nuf2p in S. pombe (Sp), C. elegans (Ce), mice (Mm), and humans (Hs), showing homology in the mainly noncoiled coil NH₂-terminal region. (b) In four of the homologues there is a break in the coiled coil at around residue 250 associated with an SPEKLK motif. (c) There is a broadly similar distribution of coiled coil domains in the COOH-terminal region of all four homologues. (d) Homologues of Spc24p in S. cerevisiae and S. pombe showing homology in the COOH-terminal region and a similar coiled coil distribution (e).