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. 2010 Mar 15;518(6):741–769. doi: 10.1002/cne.22255

Table 2.

Cross-Dopamine Receptor cDNA Sequence Identities1

D1AFrag D1BFrag D1DFrag D2v1Frag D3Frag D4cDNA
D1AFull 100 60 55 5 17 11
D1BFull 67 100 74 15 5 17
D1DFull 50 22 100 20 12 13
D2v1Full 5 12 13 100 61 31
D3Full 17 4 5 61 100 24
D4Full 12 5 9 31 24 100
1

Shown are the percentage sequence identities of each cloned dopamine cDNA fragment (D1A, D1B, D1D, D2, D3) and full-length cDNA (D4) to the full-length transcript of all the dopamine receptors. Because the full-length transcript is expected to be expressed in cells, the identities indicate cross-in situ hybridization potential of each receptor cDNA fragment to the full-length transcript of the other five receptors. All cross-cDNA identities are below our 85% cutoff.