Figure 1.
Figure 1. Comparative sequence analysis reveals a conserved noncoding segment in the proximal promoter region of LMO2. MVista37 graphical representation of a Multi-Lagan36 multiple sequence alignment of vertebrate LMO2 loci, where Hs is Homo sapiens, Mm is Mus musculus, Rn is Rattus norvegicus, Cf is Canis familiaris, Xt is Xenopus tropicalis, Tr is Takifugu rubripes, and Dr is Danio rerio. Conserved regions are displayed relative to their positions in the human genome (horizontal axis). Segments that show more than 70% sequence identity (indicated on the vertical axis) at the nucleotide level over a 100-bp window, are highlighted in pink (noncoding regions), cyan (untranslated regions), or purple (coding exons). Exons are displayed above the comparison plots, and repetitive elements are shown in orange.

Comparative sequence analysis reveals a conserved noncoding segment in the proximal promoter region of LMO2. MVista37 graphical representation of a Multi-Lagan36 multiple sequence alignment of vertebrate LMO2 loci, where Hs is Homo sapiens, Mm is Mus musculus, Rn is Rattus norvegicus, Cf is Canis familiaris, Xt is Xenopus tropicalis, Tr is Takifugu rubripes, and Dr is Danio rerio. Conserved regions are displayed relative to their positions in the human genome (horizontal axis). Segments that show more than 70% sequence identity (indicated on the vertical axis) at the nucleotide level over a 100-bp window, are highlighted in pink (noncoding regions), cyan (untranslated regions), or purple (coding exons). Exons are displayed above the comparison plots, and repetitive elements are shown in orange.

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