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SCPP Genes and Their Relatives in Gar: Rapid Expansion of Mineralization Genes in Osteichthyans.

Journal of experimental zoology. Part B, Molecular and developmental evolution - 1 Nov 2017

Kawasaki Kazuhiko, Mikami Masato, Nakatomi Mitsushiro, Braasch Ingo, Batzel Peter, H Postlethwait John, Sato Akie, Sasagawa Ichiro, Ishiyama Mikio

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Gar is an actinopterygian that has bone, dentin, enameloid, and ganoin (enamel) in teeth and/or scales. Mineralization of these tissues involves genes encoding various secretory calcium-binding phosphoproteins (SCPPs) in osteichthyans, but no SCPP genes have been identified in chondrichthyans to date. In the gar genome, we identified 38 SCPP genes, seven of which encode "acidic-residue-rich" proteins and 31...

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PMID: 28643450
DOI: 10.1002/jez.b.22755

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