Denker, Elsa Ebbesson, Lars G. Hazlerigg, David J. Macqueen, Daniel Supplementary Material for Denker et al., 2019 <p><b>Fig. S1</b>. Maximum likelihood phylogenetic analysis of MTRs in vertebrates. The analysis was done using IQ-TREE with a high-confidence alignment of eighty MTRs (300 amino acid positions; Additional Dataset 1) and the best-fitting amino acid substitution model (JTT+F+I+G4). Numbers on branches are bootstrap support values. Other details as in the Fig. 1 legend (see main text)</p> <p> </p> <p><b>Table S1</b>. Details of all protein sequences used for phylogenetic analyses of the vertebrate MTR family</p> <p> </p> <p><b>Table S2</b>. Details of all sequences used for phylogenetic analyses of the vertebrate FAT protocadherin family</p><p><br></p><p><b>Additional Dataset 1.</b> MTR sequence alignment used for phylogenetic analysis (<i>i.e.</i> Fig. 1; Fig. S1) and for comparative sequence analysis (Fig. 6)</p> <p> </p> <p><b>Additional Dataset 2. </b>FAT alignment used for phylogenetic analysis (<i>i.e. </i>Fig. 5)</p><br> melatonin receptors;Mel1d;vertebrate evolution;Phylogenetic analysis results;phylogenetic analysis;comparative genomics;conserved synteny;Molecular Evolution 2019-08-15
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