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Fig. 1. (A) Xom cDNA sequence and deduced
amino acid sequence. Amino acids in bold
represent the homeodomain. The threonine at
position 47 in this homeodomain is underlined,
as is the polyadenylation signal at nucleotides
1226-1231. (B) Comparison of the
homeodomain of Xom with those of members of
the same homeodomain class. The threonine at
position 47 is again underlined. (C) Structure of
Xom. The acidic domain (amino acids 41 to 172;
red) is defined as a region in which the average
charge over 20 amino acids is consistently
negative. In the middle of this domain is a region
rich in serine and threonine (diagonal stripes).
The homeodomain is contained within amino
acids 173-233 (blue). The proline-rich domain
(amino acids 255-320) contains 14 proline
residues in a stretch of 66 amino acids (yellow). Image published in: Ladher R et al. (1996) Copyright © 1996. Image reproduced with permission of the publisher and the copyright holder. This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License. Larger Image Printer Friendly View |