Dupressoir et al. 10.1073/pnas.0406509102.

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Supporting Figure 8

Fig. 8. Envelope transmembrane (TM) protein sequences alignment for syncytin-A, syncytin-B, and representatives of endogenous and exogenous retroviruses. Sequences were aligned by using the clustalw program. GenBank accession nos. are: Murine GLN sequences (XM_109749); Mus musculus endogenous retrovirus (MmERV, AL844168); murine MuRRS sequences (XM_137084); murine MuRVY sequences (X87639); endogenous murine mammary tumor virus (endoMMTV, Mtv1, AF228550); endogenous murine leukemia virus (endoMLV, Emv-2, AC122266); murine intracisternal A-particle-related elements with an envelope gene (IAPE, M73818); and human sequences HERV-F (HERVFH19 RepBase consensus), HERV- 9 (HERV9 RepBase consensus), HERV-H (AJ289709), HERV-FRD (AL136139), HERV-W (AC000064), HERV-Fc (AL354685), HERV-R (AC073210), HERV-Rb (AC093488), HERV-K (HML2, AC072054), HERV-T (AC078899), and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV-1, HIVBRUCG).





Table 2. Percentage identity of amino acid sequences of syncytin-A/B genes in murid rodents

Syncytin-A/B

Mouse

Rat

Gerbil

Vole

Hamster

Mouse

-

-

-

-

-

Rat

89.2/91.0

-

-

-

-

Gerbil

n.a./89.5

n.a./90.2

-

-

-

Vole

79.3/85.9

77.7/85.6

n.a./87.3

-

-

Hamster

83.0/86.5

81.3/87.4

n.a./89.0

85.9/87.7

-

n.a., not applicable (only part of the gerbil syncytin-A gene sequence available; see Results).