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. 2016 Jul 27;6:30507. doi: 10.1038/srep30507

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Compared to orangutan GAD3 for reference, other species including representatives of mammals, other tetrapods, and Euteleostomi (bony vertebrates) in general have similar chromosomal positions of GAD3 genes. The central green pentagons (surrounded by a vertical rectangle) represent the GAD3 genes. For each species, GAD3 and 10 flanking genes on each side are represented by colored pentagons. The pentagons point in the direction of transcription, and each color identifies a set of orthologous genes. To the right of the figure, both species and chromosome are indicated for each GAD3 ortholog. Figure modified from Genomicus PhyloView output⁴¹.