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. 2015 Mar 12;43(7):3688–3700. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkv152

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Figure 2. — Loqs-PD is not conserved throughout Diptera. (A) Loqs-PD tail regions from 21 Drosophila species. (B) Loqs-PD tail region from D. melanogaster compared to hypothetical Loqs-PD tails from nine other non-drosophilid dipterans. Dotted line indicates the boundary between Loqs exon 4 and the unique -PD tail generated from read-through into the intronic region. In all cases, the last amino acid listed is followed by a stop codon. Identical (black) and similar (gray) amino acids are indicated by highlighting.