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geneworks v2.5.1  (GeneWorks)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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sequence data visualization tools  (Celera)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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transcript assemblertm software  (Paracel BLAST)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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vector nt  (InforMax Inc)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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codoncode aligner  (CodonCode corporation)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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dnaman v6.0.3.99 software  (Lynnon corporation)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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clustalw program  (MacVector inc)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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sequence alignments  (MacVector inc)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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clustalw function of macvector version 12.0  (MacVector inc)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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dnaman  (Lynnon corporation)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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macvector 9.0.2 software  (MacVector inc)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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clustalw  (MacVector inc)
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks <t>v2.5.1</t> software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.
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Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks v2.5.1 software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.

Journal: The Journal of Cell Biology

Article Title: Caenorhabditis elegans β-G Spectrin Is Dispensable for Establishment of Epithelial Polarity, but Essential for Muscular and Neuronal Function

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Figure Lengend Snippet: Three spectrin genes of C . elegans . (A) Domain organization of α and β spectrin polypeptides. C . elegans orthologues are indicated. Spectrin is an (α-β) 2 tetramer; an α-β-G tetramer is shown. (B) Evolutionary relationship of β spectrin subunits. A UPGMA tree showing relative homology between five β-spectrin subunits from different species was plotted using Geneworks v2.5.1 software. Of the three identified human β-spectrin proteins (SPTB, SPTBN1, and SPTBN2), the two nonerythroid β-spectrins SPTBN1 and SPTBN2 are more closely related (65% identity). The two invertebrate β-G spectrins show ∼58% identity, whereas ∼32% of β-spectrin residues are conserved among all five proteins. (C) Dot matrix alignments of C . elegans predicted spectrin polypeptides with their human (α and β-G) or Drosophila (β H ) orthologues. Note the additional diagonals that arise from the multiple spectrin repeats that make up the bulk of each subunit. (D) Comparison of PH domains of β G -spectrins from Homo sapiens (SPTBN1), Drosophila (DROBSPEC), and C . elegans (BGS-1, shorter spliceform). Residues used in the alignment are indicated. Note that conserved residues fall in loop regions that determine the substrate specificity of PH domains.

Article Snippet: Sequence alignments were made using Geneworks v2.5.1.

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