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. 2021 Mar 1;38(7):2715–2731. doi: 10.1093/molbev/msab060

Table 1.

Primate ACE2 Variants at Key Residues with Respect to the Human Wild-Type Amino Acid Sequence.a

AA Position Human Variants Apes(6 sp.) Old World Monkeys(20 sp.) New World Monkeys(11 sp.) Philippine Tarsier(1 sp.) Prosimians(19 sp.)
Endregion B S19 P Ab Fb
Q24 Eb
T27 A Ab Ab Ab, Ib
D30 Eb
K31 Eb Nb
L79 Rb I Rb, Ib
M82 I Tc S Nd, Td
P84 T
Middle H34 Q Qb, Nb, Rb
E35 K, D
E37 K
D38 E E
Y41 Hc H Hb
Q42 Lb Ec
Endregion A Q325 Rb
N330 Kb
K353 N Qb
G354 Qc S Db
D355 N
a

Binding residues F28, L45, Y83, N90, T324, F356, R357, and R393 show no variants among the primates studied and so are not listed in the table.

b

Found in “only one or a few species of the group.”

c

Found in all the New World monkey species studied.

d

T is found at residue position 82 in 18 of the 19 prosimian species studied, whereas N is found in only 1 species.