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. 2021 Feb 18;7(1):veab016. doi: 10.1093/ve/veab016

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Figure 2. — (A) Genome organization of the human HDV and the boa constrictor snake HDV-like circRNAs. Delta antigen-coding, genomic, and antigenomic HDV ribozyme regions (in blue, pink, and green, respectively) are indicated. (B) Newt, fish, toad, and termite HDV-like circRNAs. The regions used for sequence analysis are showed in dotted line boxes. The putative regions corresponding to genomic and antigenomic self-cleaving motifs are indicated (GenBank accession numbers: human X04451.1, snake MH988742.1, newt MN031239.1, fish MN031240.1, toad MK962760.1, termite MK962759.1).