Fasta alignment for "A Phylogenetic Classification of Gastropod Aquaporins"

This is a fasta alignment of the amino acid sequences analysed in this paper. Most sequences are identified by GenBank accession number. Accessions from the DDBJ or EMBL are specified by "accession from". The Nerita, Georissa and Pleuropoma sequences are identified by the contig number in...

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Main Author: De Paula Santos, Rosiane
Other Authors: Colgan, Don, Rosiane De Paula Santos
Format: Dataset
Language:unknown
Published: Mendeley 2017
Subjects:
Phylogenetics
Interdisciplinary sciences
stat
envir
Crassostrea gigas
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.17632/hfjd7yy445.1
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Summary:This is a fasta alignment of the amino acid sequences analysed in this paper. Most sequences are identified by GenBank accession number. Accessions from the DDBJ or EMBL are specified by "accession from". The Nerita, Georissa and Pleuropoma sequences are identified by the contig number in the partial assemblies referred to in the manuscript. The GenBank accession numbers for these are MF380517 - MF380527 and MF510930 - MF510933. The GenBank Crassostrea gigas sequences are identified by CGI and the locus-tag. Human aquaporins are identified by the aquaporin type followed by the GenBank accession number. Sequences beginning with PC are deduced from the transcriptome data for Pomacea canaliculata published by Sun et al. 2012. (De novo assembly of the transcriptome of an invasive snail and its multiple ecological applications. Mol. Ecol. Resources 12, 1133–1144.)

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