Figure 2From: Domain duplication, divergence, and loss events in vertebrate Msx paralogs reveal phylogenomically informed disease markersLOGO Position Specific Scoring Matrices (PSSMs) identified by MEME. The first column shows the LOGO PSSMs identified for Msx1 orthologs from the MEME result shown in Fig. 1A; the second column shows the LOGO PSSMs identified for vertebrate Msx1, 2, 3 and Msx sequences from basal taxa from the MEME result shown in Fig. 1B. Note that the LOGO motif labeled "MH1N(&C)" refers to all the N-terminal MH1 domains in Figure 1A plus the C-terminal domain in the coral, Acropora. The second column LOGO labeled "MHIN or C" was a consensus motif found among the predominantly vertebrate taxa. The slightly longer MH2 and MH5 domains in this second column are indicated with a "+". Also note that the LOGOs on the third row illustrate the contiguous N8 amino acids plus the MH4 homeodomain. This N8 is considered as a portion of the MH3 linker that spans the MH2 and MH4 domains, as described in the text.Back to article page