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. 2016 Oct 25;7:1590. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2016.01590

Figure 1.

Figure 1

(A) Domain architecture of the Nictaba-like homologs from soybean under study: NLL1 (Glyma.06G221100) and NLL2 (Glyma.20G020900) (B) Sequence alignment of the trimmed Nictaba sequence and the Nictaba domains of NLL1 and NLL2 (NLL2.1: domain one, NLL2.2: domain two) from soybean using ClustalO. The conserved Trp-residues important for the carbohydrate-binding activity of Nictaba are marked in bold and the proposed nuclear localization signal of Nictaba is underlined. ‘*’indicates fully conserved amino acid residue; ‘:’designates conserved amino acid substitution (indicating conservation between groups of strongly similar properties); ‘.’designates semi-conserved amino acid substitution (indicating conservation between groups of weakly similar properties).