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. 2015 Jan 13;43(3):1392–1406. doi: 10.1093/nar/gku1357

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Figure 3. — Novel protein-coding genes in C. glabrata. (A) Analysis of novel protein-coding (NP) genes in C. glabrata. For all NPs, protein BLAST search was performed within the NCBI database as well as the Saccharomyces and Candida genome databases. The gene locus of every NP gene was compared to S. cerevisiae by looking for the location of at least four neighbored genes. Seventeen NP genes were found in conserved loci with S. cerevisiae, of which nine are homologs. Of the 32 NP genes in non-conserved loci, five have homologs in S. cerevisiae. (B) The gene locus of CgNP1 is compared to the corresponding locus of S. cerevisiae WIP1. (C) Alignment of the CgNp1 and ScWip1 protein sequences indicates that CgNp1 is the Cenp-W homolog in C. glabrata. (D) Protein IDs of proteins with highest sequence similarity in all Candida species from CGDB and S. cerevisiae. Only highly similar sequences (E-value <0.001) are shown.