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Phylogenetic tree of Pax genes

The tree was inferred from the paired domain sequences (Fig. ​(Fig.2)2) using Dayhoff’s distances between proteins and the neighbor-joining method.

  • The numbers near each branching node denote the bootstrap values. , A trifurcation point.
  • The long arrow points to the most plausible root of the tree,
  • the short arrow points to an alternative root of the tree.
  • The two plus-minus symbols next to a gene name signify the presence (+) or absence (−) of the octapeptide and the paired-type homeodomains, respectively; p, partial; ?, unknown.

Original file name: Figure 5 Pq0970134005.jpg

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