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. 2019 Aug 22;20(17):4100. doi: 10.3390/ijms20174100

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Homologous analysis of the GATA regulators Are1 (Trire2.76817), Are2 (Trire2.120127), and Are3 (Trire2.4231) in T. reesei. (A) Phylogenetic analysis applying the neighbor joining method, including Are1 orthologue sequences from distinct fungi. GenBank accession numbers for the orthologue proteins are as follows: C. albicans (Gat1, AAP50501.1 and Gln3, AORE29836.1); N. crassa (NIT2, P19212.2); A. oryzae (AREA, AAK08066.1); A. niger (AREA, CAA68196.1 and AREB, XP_001399365.2); A. nidulans (AREA, CAA36731.1 and AREB, AAG49353), and S. cerevisiae (GAT1, KZV11580.1 and GLN3, KZV11792.1). The bar marker indicates the genetic distance, which is proportional to the number of amino acid substitutions. (B) Domain architectures in the Are1 orthologues from different fungi. The GATA zinc-finger domain (Pfam: PF00320) is represented by black squares. The length of each protein sequence (in amino acids) is indicated in the right.