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. 2018 Jun 19;8:9323. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-27550-7

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Sequence analysis of bunOBP. (A) Matched representative peptides of bunOBP are highlighted in underlined bold red. (B) Predicted Secondary structure of bunOBP. The total sequence length is 172 residues. The sequence is characterized by the following (i) extended strand (Ee), (ii) random coil (Cc), (iii) alpha helix (Hh), and (iv) beta turn (Tt). (C) The map shows the conserved amino acids in bunOBP with other mammalian OBPs with a conservation scale. (D) Multiple sequence alignment. The bunOBP sequence is matched with nasal OBP of other mammals showing several matched peptides. The most reported -GXW-* motif region is present in the bunOBP.