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. 2013 Jun 18;5(7):1298–1308. doi: 10.1093/gbe/evt094

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Fig. 5.— — The putative secondary structures of mt tRNAs of Haematopinus suis (Hs) and H. apri (Ha). Identical or near-identical sequences shared between trnL₁ and trnL₂ genes, and between trnT and trnP genes, are indicated in red boxes.

Fig. 5.— — The putative secondary structures of mt tRNAs of Haematopinus suis (Hs) and H. apri (Ha). Identical or near-identical sequences shared between trnL₁ and trnL₂ genes, and between trnT and trnP genes, are indicated in red boxes.