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. 2013 Mar;14(1):56–67. doi: 10.2174/138920213804999192

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Fig. (4) — Graphical representations of sequence conservation and CRE locations for FoxA genes in C. intestinalis, mouse and sea urchin. Plots constructed as in Fig. 3. While these genes may not be strictly orthologous, they belong to the same gene subfamily (FoxA. A) Plot of sequence conservation between C. intestinalis and C. savignyi for the ascidian FoxAa (a.k.a. forkhead) gene. The region proximal to the TSS is shown enlarged. B) Mouse Foxa2 vs. human and chicken genomes. Note that there are extensive gaps in the mouse vs. chicken alignment. C) S. purpuratus vs. L. variegatus FoxA (two sea urchins). (CREs: [48-50, 30]).