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. 2004 Dec;15(12):5431–5442. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E04-08-0694

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Figure 3. — IC138 structural domains and homologues. (A) Schematic illustration of the dynein intermediate chains comparing the positions of the seven WD/β-sheet repeats among several axonemal dynein intermediate chains. Alignment of these sequences indicates that the WD/β-sheet repeats are all clustered within the C-terminal portion of the proteins. (B) The MegAlign Program (DNASTAR) was used to generate a phylogenetic tree of dynein intermediate chains. (C) Alignment of the Chlamydomonas IC138 (C.r. IC138) and its homologues human IC138 (DNAI3), mouse IC138 (Dnai3).

Figure 3. — IC138 structural domains and homologues. (A) Schematic illustration of the dynein intermediate chains comparing the positions of the seven WD/β-sheet repeats among several axonemal dynein intermediate chains. Alignment of these sequences indicates that the WD/β-sheet repeats are all clustered within the C-terminal portion of the proteins. (B) The MegAlign Program (DNASTAR) was used to generate a phylogenetic tree of dynein intermediate chains. (C) Alignment of the Chlamydomonas IC138 (C.r. IC138) and its homologues human IC138 (DNAI3), mouse IC138 (Dnai3).