Targeted differential display of abundantly expressed sequences ...
Targeted differential display of abundantly expressed sequences ...
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Fig. 3 A–E DNA <strong>sequences</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong> each <strong>of</strong> the five classes <strong>of</strong><br />
amplified cDNA fragments<br />
containing CBD-encoding regions<br />
(A–E), where A = cbhI.1,<br />
B = cbhI.2, C = ac1, D = ac2<br />
and E = cmc1. Differences<br />
between alleles are indicated by<br />
underlining and the alternative<br />
base is given beneath. Underlining<br />
<strong>of</strong> a base with a star (*)<br />
beneath indicates alternative<br />
positions at which the poly-A<br />
tail is added. The predicted<br />
amino-acid sequence is shown<br />
above the corresponding coding<br />
sequence (capital letters). The<br />
sequence in bold represents a<br />
sequence present in one allele<br />
<strong>of</strong> the cbhI.2 gene (B) which is<br />
absent in the other. Alternative<br />
stop codons in <strong>differential</strong>ly<br />
spliced transcripts <strong>of</strong> each allelic<br />
variant <strong>of</strong> cbhI.2 (B) are indicated<br />
in both bold and italics
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