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. 2014 Apr 22;15(4):6880–6896. doi: 10.3390/ijms15046880

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Figure 2. — Alignment of deduced Lgl protein sequences from seven representative insect species, including DmLgl (AAG22255.1, D. melanogaster Lgl); ApLgl (XP_001948718.2, A. pisum); PhLgl (EEB15731.1, P. humanus corporis); BmLgl (XP_004921966.1, B. mori); TcLgl (KJ434293, T. castaneum, this paper); AmLgl (XP_003249432.1, A. mellifera); and NvLgl (XP_001604186.2, N. vitripennis). Numbering of the amino acid sequences is all started from the N-termini of their predicted mature proteins. Identical amino acid residues are indicated by asterisks and conservative substitutions are shown by dots. The conserved serine phosphorylation sites are boxed.