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. 2014 Mar 6;2014:bau013. doi: 10.1093/database/bau013

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Figure 2. — Example of general information available for BCL2DB reference sequences. (A) Cellular BCL-2 homologous reference sequences general information ordered by main clades (BCL-2-like, BAX-like and BID-like) and organized as tables. For each reference sequence, two links are provided to view the BCL2DB entry and the PubMed entry of the article describing the protein discovery. (B) Partial view of the feature table corresponding to the BCL2DB entry P10415. Links are provided to retrieve nucleotide (e.g. mRNA or mat_peptide) and protein sequences (e.g. PRABI_prodft), as well as to view entries of cross-referenced database (e.g. PDB or GO). (C) PubMed entry of the article by Tsujimoto et al. reporting the discovery of the BCL-2 gene.