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Phylogeny and evolutionary rates of G protein alpha subunit genes.

Journal of molecular evolution - 1 Sept 1992

Yokoyama S, Starmer W T

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Rooted phylogenetic trees for a total of 34 genes encoding the stimulatory (s alpha), inhibitory (i alpha), transducin (t alpha), Gx (x alpha), Gz (z alpha), G11 (alpha 11), G12 (alpha 12), G13 (alpha 13), G16 (alpha 16), Gq (q alpha), and other (o alpha) G protein alpha subunits have been constructed. The analysis shows that the G12 (alpha 12 and alpha 13), Gq (alpha 11, alpha 16, and q alpha), and Gs (s alpha...

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PMID: 1518090
DOI: 10.1007/BF00178599

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