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. 2019 Mar 28;10:387. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2019.00387

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Predicted intrinsically disordered regions within native WRI1 homologs and recombinant WRI1 permutations. (A–D) show naturally occurring WRI1 homologs from four plant species. (A) AtWRI1; Arabidopsis WRI1, (B) StWRI1; potato WRI1, (C) AsWRI1; oat WRI1, and (D) CeWRI1; yellow nutsedge WRI1. (E–G) show the recombinant permutations of AtWRI1 and AsWRI1. (E) AtWRI1_n:At:WRI1_AP2:AsWRI1_c, (F) AtWRI1_n:As:WRI1_AP2:AtWRI1_c, and (G) AsWRI1_n: At:WRI1_AP2:AtWRI1_c. All predictions were done using PONDR VL3-BA algorithm. Predicted intrinsically disordered regions marked by bold lines. Dashed line marks a PONDR-score of 0.5.