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. 2014 Aug 29;15(1):736. doi: 10.1186/1471-2164-15-736

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Loss and gain of miRNA families in E. granulosus and other flatworms . (a) The table for conserved miRNAs found in E. granulosus and inferred loss/gain number of conserved miRNA families. (b) The acquisition (red) and loss (blue) of miRNA families for 4 flatworms. Numbers in white squares show evolutionary acquisition and loss of miRNA families in each flatworms; Numbers in black squares show acquisition and loss of miRNA families in flatworms, Neodermataand Trematoda + Cestoda. (c) The distribution of the conserved eumetazoan (blue), bilaterian (orange), protostomian (green), lophotrochozoan (purple), and Platyhelminthes (yellow) miRNA families in flatworms.