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. 2013 Jan 3;5(1):163–180. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evs131

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Fig. 2.— — Chromosomal localization of odorant binding proteins from Anopheles gambiae. Details about the gene names used here are shown in supplementary table S1a, Supplementary Material online. Shown to the right of the gene names are their direct three-way orthologs detected in the Aedes aegypti and Culex quinquefasciatus genomes by the reverse BLAST hit methodology. Classic OBPs are featured in blue, PlusC OBPs in red, and two-domain OBPs (or Atypical) in green. The chromosomes were drawn to scale in MapDraw software. The positions of and the distances between gene loci are indicated in megabases. When three-way orthology (1:1:1) was not detected but only two-way orthology (1:1), the two CquiOBP and AaegOBP orthologs are separately connected to the corresponding AgamOBP gene.