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Resolution: standard / high Figure 2.
Phylogenetic analysis of the importin α family. (A) Phylogenetic trees generated using the KPNA protein sequences from human, D.
melanogaster (fly), and S. cerevisiae (Yeast). The three subfamilies are shaded in
green (a1 subfamily), blue (a2 subfamily) and yellow (a3 subfamily). Phylogenetic
trees were also generated using the ARM repeat domains and the IBB domains. Scales
bar is 0.1 branch length. of the human importin a family. The sole S. cerevisiae importin
α, SRP1 (Yeast KPNA), is included as a common ancestor. D. melanogaster contains one
member each of the α1, α2, and α3 subfamilies, which are included (Fly KPNA) to define
the subfamilies. The phylogenetic trees labeled ARM repeats and IBB were generated
using either the ARM repeat or IBB domains of all 7 human KPNA proteins. (B) Comparison
of the divergence of the IBB and ARM repeat domains of the human KPNA proteins from
the same domains in Yeast SRP1. Divergence was measured as branch length of the phylogenetic
trees from SRP1 to the given domain of each KPNA.
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