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Characterization and Phylogenetic Analysis of NDR Domain Protein From
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Abstract
Introduction: The intestinal nematode Materials & Methods: A pair of degenerate primers was designed to amplify the target gene associated with nuclear Dbf2-related (NDR) domain-containing proteins, based on two conserved regions identified from related nematode protein sequences. A putative NDR domain-containing gene fragment of 249 bp from the Results: The results showed that the amplified fragment between these two motifs from Conclusion: By using this program, we found a prediction of predominantly a-helical (44.86%), Strand (1.08%) and random coil (54.05%) content for the coding sequence of SrNDR. Based on the alignment of this protein with homologous sequences from related nematodes, it may play a vital role in parasite survival within host cells.
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