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. 2015 Dec 29;15:304. doi: 10.1186/s12870-015-0697-9

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Fig. 5 — Identification of kiwifruit genes associated with ethylene biosynthesis and transduction. a Phylogenetic tree of kiwifuit SAM synthetase showing bootstrap values calculated on 1000 substitutions. SAM synthetase from Escherichia coli (CAH56923), Solanum lycopericum SlSAM1 (CAA80865), SlSAM2 (CAA80866), SlSAM3 (NP_001234004), SlSAM3-L (XP_010312254). b Phylogenetic tree of kiwifruit ethylene receptors showing bootstrap values calculated on 1000 substitutions. Ethylene receptors SlETR1 (U41103), SlETR2 (AF043085), SlNR (U38666), SlETR4 (AF118843), SlETR5 (AF118844), SlETR6 (AY079426). c Alignment of the C-terminal region of kiwifruit ACS proteins with Arabidopsis (AT) ACS proteins and the type II autocatalytic ethylene tomato protein SlACS2 (P18485). RLSF and WVF domains are highlighted. Arrows indicate ethylene induced genes