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Identification of Orthologous Hemocyanin Subunits in Scorpions : The First Step to Produce a Phylogenetic Tree Using Amino Acid Sequence Data
1999
Species Diversity
Direct protein sequencing of the eight hemocyanin subunits from the scorpion Liocheles australasiae gave the N-terminal sequences for the first 16-41 amino acid residues. From sequence comparisons among L. australasiae hemocyanin subunits and between hemocyanin subunits from L. australasiae and Androctonus australis, it is deduced that duplications of two subunits occurred in the lineage of L. australasiae. From the N-terminal sequence comparison among hemocyanin subunits from L. australasiae,
doi:10.12782/specdiv.4.35
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