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. 2018 Dec 20;20(2):e46566. doi: 10.15252/embr.201846566

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Figure EV1 — The location of Fx‐mir miRNAs relative to each other and nearby protein‐coding genes. Drawn to scale unless indicated. miRNAs deposited in miRBase are indicated for mouse, human, and all but miR‐509 for dog. For dog miR‐509 and all elephant Fx‐mir family members, we assigned names to the genes indicated in the Ensembl database based on phylogenetic similarity to the mouse and human entries. Note that the paucity of Fx‐mir family members for both dog and elephant is likely artifactual due to poorer miRNA characterization in these two taxa relative to mouse and human.