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. 2021 Feb 12;7(1):veab003. doi: 10.1093/ve/veab003

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Figure 2. — Amino acid sequence characterization of putative delta antigens of novel deltaviruses. (a) Alignment and functional features of the putative S-HDAg and DAgs of representative HDVs and novel deltaviruses. (Putative) functional domains are shown by colored boxes. Me: arginine methylation site, Ac: lysine acetylation site, P: Serine phosphorylation site. (b) ovDeV mRNA (upper panel) and a possible A-to-I RNA-editing site (lower panel). Consensus ovDeV-DAg mRNA sequence and mapped read sequence with potential RNA-edited nucleotides (blue boxes). Pink boxes indicate the ORF of ovDeV DAg. (c) Deduced amino acid sequences of ovDeV-DAg proteins translated from the viral mRNA with or without RNA-editing. The blue letter shows the possible RNA-editing site.