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. 2011 Sep;49(9):3375–3379. doi: 10.1128/JCM.00688-11

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Fig. 2. — Multiple-sequence alignment of RPL31 orthologs in C. glabrata (CBS 138), C. nivarensis (CBS 9983), C. bracarensis (CBS 10154), N. delphensis (CBS 2170) and S. cerevisiae (FY73) (CLUSTALX 2.0.12). Primers RPL31cgF and RPL31cgR are underlined. The intronic portions of the genes are indicated by a gray background. Gaps introduced to maximize alignment are indicated by the dashes. Nucleotides that are identical in all five species are indicated by an asterisk below the sequences.

Fig. 2. — Multiple-sequence alignment of RPL31 orthologs in C. glabrata (CBS 138), C. nivarensis (CBS 9983), C. bracarensis (CBS 10154), N. delphensis (CBS 2170) and S. cerevisiae (FY73) (CLUSTALX 2.0.12). Primers RPL31cgF and RPL31cgR are underlined. The intronic portions of the genes are indicated by a gray background. Gaps introduced to maximize alignment are indicated by the dashes. Nucleotides that are identical in all five species are indicated by an asterisk below the sequences.