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. 1997 Dec;8(12):2659–2676. doi: 10.1091/mbc.8.12.2659

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Figure 1

Sequence analysis of yeast SNARE proteins. (A) Nearest-neighbor dendrogram of known and putative yeast SNARE molecules. Common protein names or ORF numbers are indicated. The dendrogram was generated with the PILEUP program of the GCG sequence analysis package. (B) Multiple sequence alignment of S. cerevisiae Vti1p (denoted S.c.Vti1p), and Vti1p-related proteins from S. pombe (S.p.Vti1), human (hVti1-rp1 and hVti1-rp2), and mouse (mVti1-rp1 and mVti1-rp2). Blackened boxes denote identical residues, and gray shading denotes conserved residues. Optimal alignment was produced with the PILEUP program. S.p.Vti1 is encoded by cDNA clone D89116 and mVti1-rp1, mVti1-rp2, hVti1-rp1, and hVti1-rp2 are encoded by EST AA056932, EST AA016379, EST AA105524, and EST T70362, respectively. In some cases, primary sequence data were obtained from the Washington University Genome Sequencing Center and used to extend the EST sequences to encompass the complete ORFs.