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. 2011 Aug 10;286(44):37976–37989. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M111.263673

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FIGURE 9. — Multiple sequence alignment of nAChR α6 subunit proteins from several species (GenBank^TM accession number NP_004189.1 (human, Homo sapiens), NP_001029266.1 (chimpanzee, Pan troglodytes), XP_001099152.1 (monkey. Macaca mulatta), NP_476532.1 (rat, Rattus norvegicus), NP_067344.2 (mouse, Mus musculus), XP_584902.3 (cow, Bos taurus), NP_990695.1 (chicken, Gallus gallus), and NP_001036149.1 (zebrafish, Danio rerio)). Numbering begins at translation start methionine of human nAChR α6 subunit protein and is shown in the N-terminal domain region of interest. Symbols below sequences indicate fully (*), strongly (:) or weakly (.) conserved residues, and underlining in boldface indicates numbered residues given prime attention in human nAChR α6 subunit mutagenesis studies.