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. 2012 Nov 15;23(22):4383–4392. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E12-05-0365

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FIGURE 1: — Amino acid sequence alignment of CTTNBP2NL and CTTNBP2. Mouse CTTNBP2NL and the short form of CTTNBP2 (CTTNBP2-s) were aligned using ClustalW2. Identical residues are indicated with asterisks. The black and gray boxes indicate the coiled-coil domain and the cortactin-interacting motif, respectively. The line above the CTTNBP2NL sequence indicates the sequence of polypeptides used to generate the anti-CTTNBP2NL antibody, and the underlined CTTNBP2 sequence represents the region (amino acids 498–625 ) used as the immunogen for the production of anti-CTTNBP2 antibodies.