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Sequence homology is the
biological homology between DNA, RNA, or
protein sequences,
defined in
terms of
shared ancestry in the
evolutionary history of...
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interact with: EP300, HGS, LRSAM1, P21, P53, and VPS28. In humans, the
orthologue of vps23
which has a
component of ESCRT-1 is
called Tsg101. Mutations...
- when
mutated would confer sensitivity to
microtubule poisons. The
human orthologues of Mad2 (MAD2L1 and MAD2L2) were
first cloned in a
search for
human cDNAs...
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erythematosus (CLE) in the
German shorthaired pointer maps to CFA18, a
canine orthologue to
human CLE. Immunogenetics. 63 (4): 197–207. doi:10.1007/s00251-010-0499-z...
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scavenger receptor superfamily.
classes A-J are displa**** with
their respective domains. All
classes have a
mammalian orthologue, with the
exception of C....
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different studies use. Ago, Argonaute; Dcr, Dicer; Dmp68, D.
melanogaster orthologue of
mammalian p68 RNA unwindase; eIF2C1,
eukaryotic translation initiation...
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transcripts (splice variants), 5
known paralogues, and
several mammalian orthologues. The ZFP62 gene is
ubiquitously expressed but
variable across all tissue...
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three monomeric β-thymosins,
which are the
animal species'
equivalents (
orthologues) of
human β4, β10 and β15 thymosins, respectively. The
human thymosins...
- establishment,
maintenance and
subsequent homeostasis. The
three main
orthologues, Grainyhead-like 1, 2 and 3,
regulate numerous genetic pathways within...
- It
belongs to a
highly conserved eukaryotic protein family and its
orthologues are SNF1 in yeast, and SnRK1 in plants. It
consists of
three proteins...
