Phylogenetic analysis ofABCEgenes across the plant kingdom
Liina Jakobson,
Jelena Mõttus,
Jaanus Suurväli
et al.
Abstract:ATP-BINDING CASSETTE SUBFAMILY E MEMBER (ABCE) proteins are one of the most conserved proteins across eukaryotes and archaea. Yeast and the vast majority of animals possess a singleABCEgene encoding the vital ABCE1 protein. We retrievedABCEgene sequences of 76 plant species from public genome databases and analyzed them with the reference toArabidopsis thaliana ABCE2gene (AtABCE2). Over half of the studied plant species possess two or moreABCEgenes. There can be as many as eightABCEgenes in a plant species. Th… Show more
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