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. 2022 Feb 17;13:820896. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2022.820896

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Synteny analysis of mc3r, mc4r, and mrap2. Chromosomal location and adjacent genes of (A) mc3r, (B) mc4r, and (C) mrap2 in following species: primate (Human, Macaque), ruminant (Cattle, Sheep), rodent (Mouse), avian (Chicken), reptile (Turtle, Snake, Common lizard), amphibia (Clawed frog, Axolotl), teleost (Zebrafish, Rainbow trout), and cartilaginous fish (Elephant shark). Genes showing conserved synteny with axolotl are shown in blue. Genes showing conserved synteny among at least two species but not with axolotl are shown in green.