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From: Frequent and recent retrotransposition of orthologous genes plays a role in the evolution of sperm glycolytic enzymes

Figure 2

Retroposed sequences support the expression of novel transcripts. The structure of each parent gene is diagrammed with the coding sequence denoted by alternating yellow and red exons. Retroposed sequences with ORFs have red and yellow segments corresponding to exons in the parent gene. Upstream start codons (black exons), and/or alternatively spliced exons (diagonal lined boxes) are also shown. Sequences containing LINE elements are denoted by horizontal lines. Coding regions for retroposed sequences with ORFs were compared to their parent gene, and the percent identity at the nucleotide level is shown next to the corresponding gene structure.

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