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. 2018 Apr 17;9:605. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2018.00605

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Copyright © 2018 Rohde, Schusser, Hron, Farkašová, Plachý, Härtle, Hejnar, Elleder and Kaspers.

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Comparison of syntenic gene order in human and crow tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-α loci. A schematic representation of the crow (upper) and human (lower) chromosomal regions containing TNF-α is shown. The genes are depicted as arrows, approximately to scale, pointing in the direction of transcription. The positions in the human genomic locus correspond to the numbering in the genome release hg38. The candidate orthologous genes from human and crow are connected with dotted lines. The identity of the crow genes was determined by BLAST analysis, in which the corresponding human gene scored as best BLAST hit to the crow sequence.