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The dog and rat olfactory receptor repertoires

Pascale Quignon1,4, Mathieu Giraud2, Maud Rimbault1, Patricia Lavigne1, Sandrine Tacher1, Emmanuelle Morin2, Elodie Retout2, Anne-Sophie Valin2, Kerstin Lindblad-Toh3, Jacques Nicolas2 and Francis Galibert1*

Author Affiliations

1 UMR 6061, Génétique et Développement CNRS-Université de Rennes 1, 35043 Rennes Cedex, France

2 IRISA, campus de Beaulieu, 35042 Rennes Cedex, France

3 Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, Charles Street, Cambridge, MA 02141, USA

4 NIH/NHGRI/50 South Drive, MSC 8000, Bethesda, MD 20892-8000, USA

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Genome Biology 2005, 6:R83 doi:10.1186/gb-2005-6-10-r83

Published: 28 September 2005

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Additional data file 1:

A spreadsheet listing chromosomal locations of dog OR genes and pseudogenes. Clusters are named according to their position, in megabases, from the top of each chromosome.

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Additional data file 2:

A spreadsheet listing the chromosomal location of rat OR genes and pseudogenes. Clusters are named according to their position, in megabases, from the top of each chromosome.

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Additional data file 3:

A spreadsheet showing the number of rat and dog OR genes and pseudogenes per family and subfamily. Families 2 to 21 belong to class II and families 51 to 57, to class I.

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Additional data file 4:

Phylogenetic tree for family 2. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 5:

Phylogenetic tree for family 3. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 6:

Phylogenetic tree for family 4. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 7:

Phylogenetic tree for family 5. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 8:

Phylogenetic tree for family 6. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 9:

Phylogenetic tree for family 7. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 10:

Phylogenetic tree for families 8-9. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 11:

Phylogenetic tree for families 10-19-20-21. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 12:

Phylogenetic tree for family 12. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 13:

Phylogenetic tree for family 14. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 14:

Phylogenetic tree for family 15. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 15:

Phylogenetic tree for family 16. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 16:

Phylogenetic tree for families 17-18. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 17:

Phylogenetic tree for family 51. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 18:

Phylogenetic tree for family 52. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 19:

Phylogenetic tree for families 55-57. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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Additional data file 20:

Phylogenetic tree for family 56. Dog and rat OR proteins belonging to the same family were aligned using ClustalW software [31] and a phylogram for each family was constructed using canine ADRB3 gene as the outgroup. Subfamilies are indicated by circled letters. Rat genes are shown in red and dog genes, in blue.

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