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. 2021 Oct 23;22(21):11442. doi: 10.3390/ijms222111442

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Phylogenetic representation and distribution of the conserved motifs in DUF506 among angiosperms. (a) The phylogenetic tree was constructed based on full-length DUF506 amino acid sequence alignments from 17 species. DUF506 from monocots are represented by blue hollow dots, while those from dicots are represented by blue solid dots. DUF506 from Amborella trichopoda (basal angiosperm) are represented by red solid dots. The distribution of DUF506 conserved motifs (b) and the corresponding sequence logos (c) in plants are shown. Note that, the conserved β-sheet structures are mainly localized in Motif 2.

Phylogenetic representation and distribution of the conserved motifs in DUF506 among angiosperms. (a) The phylogenetic tree was constructed based on full-length DUF506 amino acid sequence alignments from 17 species. DUF506 from monocots are represented by blue hollow dots, while those from dicots are represented by blue solid dots. DUF506 from Amborella trichopoda (basal angiosperm) are represented by red solid dots. The distribution of DUF506 conserved motifs (b) and the corresponding sequence logos (c) in plants are shown. Note that, the conserved β-sheet structures are mainly localized in Motif 2.