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. 2013 Sep 19;112(7):1371–1381. doi: 10.1093/aob/mct211

Table 3.

Sequence analysis of the CTF genes

Unigene ID Protein length Homologous locus* Locus description/function BLASTX E-value Query coverage Domains
CTF0173 244 At5g60910·1 FRUITFULL, AGAMOUS-LIKE 8 1·00E-63 98 % MADS and K-box
CTF0516 249 At5g15800·1 SEPALLATA1, AGAMOUS-LIKE 2 2·00E-77 100 % MADS and K-box
CTF0607 212 At5g62165·3 FOREVER YOUNG FLOWER, AGAMOUS-LIKE 42 1·00E-54 97 % MADS and K-box
CTF0316 188 At5g10140·2 FLOWERING LOCUS C, AGAMOUS-LIKE 25 1·00E-33 100 % MADS and K-box
CTF0931 152 At2g22540·2 SHORT VEGETATIVE PHASE, AGAMOUS-LIKE 22 2·00E-23 75 % K-box
CTF0588 642 At5g02030·1 BEL1-LIKE HOMEODOMAIN 9 1·00E-107 80 % POX and homeodomain
CTF0397 185 At3g49760·1 BASIC LEUCINE-ZIPPER 5 2·00E-16 87 % bZIP1
CTF0899 324 At1g68320·1 MYB DOMAIN PROTEIN 62 4·00E-62 44 % SANT1 and SANT2

The deduced protein sequences of citrus cDNAs were searched against the Arabidopsis Information Resource (TAIR) database.

*The results refer to the best hit when using the BLASTX algorithm to query the non-redundant protein sequence data set of TAIR at www.arabidopsis.org.

Extension of the successful alignment between citrus and Arabidopsis proteins using the NCBI BLAST 2 sequences software (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/blast/bl2seq/bl2.html).

The conserved domains in each citrus deduced protein were predicted with the Conserved Domain Database (CDD) from the NCBI (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/cdd).