File:Human SCRN3 Paralog Multiple Sequence Alignment.png
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English: Multiple Sequence alignment of Human SCRN3 protein and its human paralogs, SCRN2 and SCRN1. Dark Shading indicates exact amino acid matches. Light shading indicates close matches. PepD region and exon boundaries determined from Homo sapiens SCRN3 sequence. Made using Clustal Omega |
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