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. 2019 Oct 12;20(20):5060. doi: 10.3390/ijms20205060

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Consensus sequences of the N-terminal region for AtJAZ1 and AtJAZ10 orthologs in different plant kingdom lineages. (a) CMID domain and EAR-like logo sequences for AtJAZ1 orthologs in Amborella trichopoda, monocots and dicots. (b) CMID domain for AtJAZ10 orthologs in monocots and dicots. Logo sequences of the CMID domain were obtained from 1, 55 and 78 sequences for AtJAZ1 orthologs in A. trichopoda, monocots and dicots, respectively. Logo sequences of the EAR-like domain for AtJAZ1 orthologs were obtained from 1, 26 and 74 sequences for AtJAZ1 orthologs in A. trichopoda, monocots and dicots, respectively. Logo sequences of the CMID domain were obtained from 1 and 28 sequences for AtJAZ10 orthologs in monocots and dicots, respectively. CMID, cryptic MYC2-interacting domain; EAR, ethylene-responsive element binding factor-associated amphiphilic repression; JAZ, jasmonate-ZIM domain. For more details, see the Materials and Methods section.