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. 2011 Jun 10;87(6):287–327. doi: 10.2183/pjab.87.287

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Figure 7. — Phylogenetic tree and schematic structures of insect calpains. A. Phylogenetic tree of A. gambiae and human calpains. See Fig. 3A for methods. D. melanogaster (DM) homologs are shown in green letters. B. Schematic structures. The human calpain most similar to each insect calpain is indicated in parentheses, along with the aa sequence identity. The D. melanogaster calpain most similar to A. gambiae calpain is also indicated. P-rich: Pro-rich region. DIS: Drosophila-type insertion sequence. See Fig. 1 legend for other symbols.