Alignment of representative amino acid sequences of the HSP90 family of proteins, showing their conserved/variable regions, functionally important residues, and functional domains
Bin Chen, Zhong Daibin, Monteiro Antónia
Abstract
Bin Chen, Zhong Daibin, Monteiro Antónia
Abstract
Copyright information:Taken from "Comparative genomics and evolution of the HSP90 family of genes across all kingdoms of organisms"BMC Genomics 2006;7():156-156.Published online 17 Jun 2006PMCID:PMC1525184. Amino acid residues completely conserved throughout the HSP90 family are shaded in red, and those conserved throughout each subfamily are in green. The regions that distinguish HTPG Groups A, B and C are shaded in yellow. Gaps are marked with"-", the last residue in each line is assigned a number and subfamily names are indicated at the end of each line. The conserved/variable regions are separated by "
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Copyright information:Taken from "Comparative genomics and evolution of the HSP90 family of genes across all kingdoms of organisms"BMC Genomics 2006;7():156-156.Published online 17 Jun 2006PMCID:PMC1525184. Amino acid residues completely conserved throughout the HSP90 family are shaded in red, and those conserved throughout each subfamily are in green. The regions that distinguish HTPG Groups A, B and C are shaded in yellow. Gaps are marked with"-", the last residue in each line is assigned a number and subfamily names are indicated at the end of each line. The conserved/variable regions are separated by "
Key concepts: Conserved sequence, Amino acid, Sequence alignment, Amino acid residue, Genetics, Peptide sequence, Biology, Computational biology