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. 2019 Jun 26;15:65. doi: 10.1186/s13007-019-0441-9

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Fig. 4 — Three-dimensional (3D) model of UGTs and the signature motif of nine genes encoding UGTs in P. cyrtonema. a–c Model of UGTs CL12526.Contig2 (a), CL16787.Contig1 (b), Unigene23260 (c), and Template 2pq6.1.A, with sequence identity of 49.57%, 50.22%, and 51.81%, respectively. The C-terminal end (green) ranges from S282–L476, S255–K458, and G278–K501, respectively. The N-terminal end (wheat, yellow, and cyan, respectively) ranges from K9–Q263, K3–Q243, and K34–Q286, respectively. The highly conserved HCGWNS residues are shown as dots in magenta. d Amino acid sequence alignment of UGTs. Identical and similar amino acids are show in black and red, respectively. The alignment was performed using DNAMAN6.0.3.99 software