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. 2015 Oct 15;16:796. doi: 10.1186/s12864-015-2035-x

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Fig. 3 — Reduced phylogeny of MII LRC receptors. Phylogeny of human (blue) and mouse (cyan) amino acid sequences of full length MII LRC receptors along with putative GPVI orthologues in opossum (green), devil (yellow) and koala (red). Bootstrapped neighbour joining tree, with 1000 bootstrap resamplings. Bootstrap value greater than 50 % only are displayed. Human accession numbers [GenBank: NP_037421, NP_001991, NP_001124389, NP_067073, NP_001074919, NP_004820, NP_001077368, NP_996554, NP_055033, NP_037421, ABU62835]. Mouse accession numbers [Genbank: NP_783440, NP_034876, NP_808417, NP_001156486]. Opossum sequences obtained from IDMM (http://hp580.angis.org.au/tagbase/gutentag/). Devil sequences obtained from [9]