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. 2017 Mar 9;11:65. doi: 10.3389/fncel.2017.00065

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Copyright © 2017 Kovács-Öller, Debertin, Balogh, Ganczer, Orbán, Nyitrai, Balogh, Kántor and Völgyi.

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Comparative amino acid sequence analysis of the mammalian consensus Cx36 and the Perch Cx36 protein. The Cx36 Mammalian Consensus (mCx36ConSeq) represents the most prevalent aa sequence derived from the examined mammalian Cx36 sequences (NP_034420, NP_062154, XP_003987348, XP_003475711, XP_544602, XP_004751103, XP_001924792, XP_003935798, NP_065711, XP_005088005, XP_002718047, XP_004010475). When the white perch (Morone americana) Cx36 protein was compared to mCx36ConSeq a high similarity was observed with a ∼17% pairwise difference. Various aas appear with distinctive color codes in the figure. 0, 50, and 100% was calculated for each aa that was missing, altered (represented with an X symbol) and remained unchanged between the mCx36ConSeq and the perch protein, respectively. mCx36ConSeq, mammalian Cx36 consensus sequence; Morone a., Morone americana.