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. 2021 May 7;10(5):541. doi: 10.3390/antibiotics10050541

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Multiple alignment of PtCLec2 with other arthropod C-type lectins. The CRD domain enclosed with bracket. The conserved amino acids are shaded in black, and the similar residues are indicated in blue or red. The four conserved cysteines are labeled with asterisks (*), and two additional cysteines are labeled with dark spots (•). The conserved Ca²⁺-binding site motifs (QPD and WHD) are marked by red boxes. The sequences include SpCLec (S. paramamosain, AGC96521.1), PpLec (P. plagipennis, ATU82908.1), Oclectin (O. cincta, ODM99338.1), PjCTL4 (P. japonicus, AHA85979.1), PmCTL2 (P. merguiensis, AGS42193.1), PcCTL4 (P. chinensis, ACJ06432.1), EsLecH (E. sinensis, APA32005.1), SpCTL (S. paramamosain, SAY41335.1), Oflec3 (O. furnacalis, AIR96004.1), DmCTL (D. magna, KZS16226.1), and AdCTL (A. darlingi, ETN63566.1).