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Conserved (*) and similar (:.) residues are indicated. Putative Ω-cleavage sites are underlined. Putative hydrophobic transmembrane regions are boldly underlined. H. sapiens (human), F. catus (cat), C. familiaris (dog), M. musculus (mouse), R. norvegicus (rat), X. tropicalis (clawed toad), O. latipes (medaka), G. aculeatus (stickleback), F. rubripes (fugu), T. marmorata, electric ray.
