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. 2018 Apr 20;9:533. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2018.00533

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The repetitive elements of accD gene in five groups of species. Sequence alignments were performed individually in each group using MEGA. (A) The alignment of amino acid sequences of ACCD protein from five Cephalotaxaceae species. The figure only shows the regions from 364 to 422 and 488 to 876. (B) The alignment of amino acid sequences of ACCD protein from ten Cupressaceae species. The figure only shows the regions from 1 to 61, 276 to 290, and 522 to 744. (C) The alignment of amino acid sequences of ACCD protein from seven Taxus species and P. chienii. The figure only shows the regions from 1 to 50 and 436 to 636. (D) The alignment of amino acid sequences of ACCD protein from two Torreya and two Amentotaxus species. The figure only shows the regions from 1 to 297. (E) The alignment of amino acid sequences of ACCD protein from eight Podocarpaceae and two Araucariaceae species. The figure only shows the regions from 171 to 237, 434 to 497 and 530 to 707. Different repetitive elements were marked with different colored boxes. The arrows indicate the repetitive elements which has only one copy. The spacer between two fragments was divided by three dots.