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. 2021 Oct 22;10(11):1477–1488. doi: 10.1530/EC-21-0179

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Protein alignment and phylogenetic analysis of Xenopus laevis MC3Rs. (A) Sequence alignments of xlMC3Rs (Xenopus laevis MC3R.L, XP_018090440.1; Xenopus laevis MC3R.S, XP_018093682.1) and other MC3Rs from human (NP_063941.3), mouse (NP_032587.1), Norway rat (NP_001020441.3), pig (NP_001116609.1), cattle (XP_010809919.1), chicken (XP_004947293.1), common wall lizard (XP_028591076.1), green sea turtle (XP_007059824.1), Xenopus tropicalis (XP_002935436.1), Microcaecilia unicolor (XP_030069319.1), two-lined caecilian (XP_029467773.1), zebrafish (NP_851303.2), elephant shark (XP_007883784.1), and sea lamprey (ABB36647.1). The blue, red, and yellow represent a homology over 50%, 75%, and 100%, respectively. (B) Dendrogram of MC3Rs was generated by the NJ analysis with Molecular Evolutionary Genetics Analysis (MEGA) software.