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1 Unrooted phylogenetic tree showing the relationship between the human SLC2A gene family for all 14 members created using PHYLIP 3.6 softwareDistance between branches and length of the lines indicates the degree of evolutionary divergence. Unrooted phylogenetic tree showing the relationship between the human SLC2A gene family for all 14 members created using PHYLIP 3.6 softwareDistance between branches and length of the lines indicates the degree of evolutionary divergence. Andrei R. Manolescu et al. Physiology 2007;22: ©2007 by American Physiological Society

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