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. 2011 Mar 25;4:44. doi: 10.1186/1756-3305-4-44

Table 1.

BLAST homology searches using apoptosis DNases as queries

Name Species ID CAD ICAD EndoG ZEN1 NUC1
D. melanogaster Q9NDR2 H. sapiens DFFA_HUMAN H. sapiens NUCG_HUMAN H. vulgare O81958 C. elegans NUC1_CAEEL
D. melanogaster Q9NDR2 1.5e-236 Q6NR36 0.051 Q7JXB9 1.4e-61 No Q7JYM9 3.2e-46

H. sapiens O76075 5.3e-22 DFFA_HUMAN 2.1e-161 NUGG_HUMAN 1.5e-129 No A0AUY7 1.5e-46

C. elegans No No NUCG_CAEEL 9.2e-56 No NUC1_CAEEL 1.0e-198

S. cerevisiae No No NUC1_YEAST 6.1e-43 No No

T. brucei No No Q581C4 8.2e-20 Q585P6 1.2e-06 No

L. major No No Q4QHF4 1.4e-19 Q4QGQ3 1.3e-06 No

T. gondii No No B9PXN1 3.7e-23 B6KFB6 0.087 No

P. falciparum No No No C0H524 9.9e-05 No

T. thermophila No No No Q236I5 0.00016 Q22N03 2.1e-35

Plants No No B9P690 (P. trichocarpa) 0.00034 O81958 (H. vulgare) 3.7e-146 No

T. vaginalis No No No A2E6R1 2.9e-06 A2F6V7 2.2e-41

Sequences of five different DNases were used as queries to search the UniProt databases (wublast using EBI www server) [47]. Each query DNase represents a different column and homologues detected in other organisms are presented in each row. The UniProt IDs for query and detected sequences are given and the expected values presented below each ID.