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. 2022 Mar 23;219(5):e20220022. doi: 10.1084/jem.20220022

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Figure S2. — Analysis of transmembrane domains of CD3ζ across vertebrate species highlights conserved residues in primates. Amino acid sequences of CD3ζ from various vertebrate species were aligned and analyzed using ClustalW algorithm. Numbers on top represent amino acid coordinates of mouse CD3ζ. Colors represent amino acid properties as follows: green, polar (neutral); orange, nonpolar; blue, basic; red, acidic; yellow, aromatic.