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. 2016 Apr 21;7:526. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2016.00526

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Copyright © 2016 Karppinen, Derzsó, Jaakola and Hohtola.

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Comparison of the deduced amino acid sequences of Hypericum perforatum PR-10 genes with other PR-10 family proteins. The conserved P-loop and Bet v 1 family motif signature region are showed in the alignment. A neighbor-joining tree based on the alignment is shown in the left. The GenBank accession numbers are as follows: Arachis hypogaea AhPR10 (AAU81922), Betula pendula Bet v 1 (CAB02159), Capsicum annuum CaPR-10 (AAF63519), Corylus avellana Cor a 1.0402 (AAG40329), Fragaria ×ananassa Fra a 1 (CAJ29538), Lupinus albus LaPR-10 (CAA03926), Malus domestica Mal d 1.01 (AAX18288), Prunus dulcis × P. persica Pru p 1.01 (ACE80940), Solanum surattense SsPR10 (AAU00066), Vitis pseudoreticulata VpPR10 (ABC86747), and V. vinifera VvPR10.1 (CAC16166). The HpPR10.1 (Hyp-1), HpPR10.2, HpPR10.3, and HpPR10.4 sequences have been deposited in GenBank under accession numbers KU565780, KU565781, KU565782, and KU565783, respectively.