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Figure 4.
Conserved sequence motifs in the OR family. Sequence motifs based on analysis of the
multiple sequence alignment of the full-length hOR repertoire are represented as 'sequence
logo' [43,44]. The height of each amino-acid symbol in a given position is proportional to its
frequency of occurrence. The height of the sequence information part is computed as
the relative entropy between the observed fractions of a given amino-acid symbol and
the respective a priori probabilities (assumed to be 0.05 for each amino acid). Locations of predicted transmembrane
segments (TM1-7) as well as intracellular loops (IC1-3) and extracellular loops (EC1-3)
are shown. TM boundaries are based on the predictions done using the neural network
algorithm implemented with the PHDhtm and PHD topology programs [42,77,78]. The alignment was edited to adjust for OR length heterogeneity before sequence
logo generation as described in Materials and methods. This figure is available as
an additional data file in PDF format.
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