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Fig. 2. RGD and KGD motifs in N. vectensis thrombospondins

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1 Fig. 2. RGD and KGD motifs in N. vectensis thrombospondins
Fig. 2. RGD and KGD motifs in N. vectensis thrombospondins.The thrombospondin type 3 domains of the four N. vectensis thrombospondins and the five human thrombospondins were aligned with ClustalW (BioEdit). RGD and KGD motifs in N. vectensis thrombospondins.The thrombospondin type 3 domains of the four N. vectensis thrombospondins and the five human thrombospondins were aligned with ClustalW (BioEdit). Identical residues are indicated in blue, and similar residues are indicated in yellow (BioEdit, default parameters). RGD or KGD residues that are found in one or more of the human thrombospondins are indicated in red and highlighted with a red line; one or more of the N. vectensis thrombospondins have an RGD or KGD motif (red) at the same location. Richard P. Tucker et al. Biology Open 2013;2: © Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd

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