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Molecular phylogeny of myxomycete and ascomycete L2066 group I introns. The intron topology was obtained by Neighbor-joining (NJ) analysis of 34 taxa and 186 nt aligned positions. The Didymium iridis intron Dir.S956–1 was included as an outgroup. The NJ and Minimal Evolution (ME) bootstrap replicates (≥ 50%) are given for each node (NJ/ME). Maximum support in NJ and ME (≥ 97%) are shown in bold branches. Black dots at branch points indicate NJ and ME robustness (≥ 90%). The scale-bar indicates the fraction of substitutions per site. GenBank accession numbers for taxa are shown

Molecular phylogeny of myxomycete and ascomycete L2066 group I introns. The intron topology was obtained by Neighbor-joining (NJ) analysis of 34 taxa and 186 nt aligned positions. The Didymium iridis intron Dir.S956–1 was included as an outgroup. The NJ and Minimal Evolution (ME) bootstrap replicates (≥ 50%) are given for each node (NJ/ME). Maximum support in NJ and ME (≥ 97%) are shown in bold branches. Black dots at branch points indicate NJ and ME robustness (≥ 90%). The scale-bar indicates the fraction of substitutions per site. GenBank accession numbers for taxa are shown

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Background Mobile group I introns encode homing endonucleases that confer intron mobility initiated by a double-strand break in the intron-lacking allele at the site of insertion. Nuclear ribosomal DNA of some fungi and protists contain mobile group I introns harboring His-Cys homing endonuclease genes (HEGs). An intriguing question is how protein-...