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. 2018 May 2;8:6934. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-25121-4

Table 1.

Amino acid sequence identities of T1R1 compared with other fish and mammals.

grass carp1 zebrafish1 Mexican tetra1 spotted gar1 tongue sole1 seabass1 puffer fish1 fugu1 platyfish1 medaka1 human1 mouse1
grass carp1 100.00
zebrafish1 85.21 100.00
Mexican tetra1 67.32 66.02 100.00
spotted gar1 58.56 57.09 56.45 100.00
tongue sole1 60.86 58.36 60.82 55.95 100.00
seabass1 59.26 56.77 59.44 54.76 72.19 100.00
puffer fish1 57.60 56.00 58.41 52.50 70.07 70.34 100.00
fugu1 60.29 58.21 58.17 53.93 69.95 72.28 85.09 100.00
platyfish1 59.90 57.91 60.20 56.90 71.43 71.53 69.31 71.24 100.00
medaka1 59.54 57.67 61.05 56.02 70.45 70.81 65.59 67.86 79.11 100.00
human1 41.31 40.10 43.35 43.42 41.58 40.56 41.38 41.25 40.92 42.26 100.00
mouse1 41.18 40.67 44.03 43.13 41.09 39.83 40.12 39.76 40.80 41.54 73.37 100.00

Amino acid sequences available in the EMBL/GenBank databases and food habit information of fish are shown in Table 3.