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. 2011 Dec 5;29(4):1263–1276. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msr296

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FIG. 3. — Ectocarpus NB-ARC genes containing repetitive TPR exons fall into a single clade. (A) The general domain architecture of the Ectocarpus NB-ARC–TPR proteins. (B) ML tree obtained based on the alignment of the NB-ARC domains. Bootstrap support values indicated for branches correspond to values obtained with RAxML rapid bootstrapping/thorough ML bootstrapping performed with PhyML. Genes containing a TPR domain made of repetitive 42-amino acid–long exons are highlighted in gray. The letter Ψ following locus names indicates putative pseudogenes.