2A and 2A-like Sequences: Distribution in Different Virus Species and Applications in Biotechnology

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  Figure 1. Schematic representation of positive-sense single-strand RNA virus sequences. Schematic representations of pssRNA virus sequences showing the location of each respective 2A-like (yellow rectangles). The nucleotide positions and size of each predicted polypeptide are represented by the numbers below and above the bars, respectively. The annotations of each viral sequence were included according to the NCBI. The nucleotide and protein accession numbers are presented forward and above each scheme, respectively. Representations of each genome are not in scale. This figure is presented in four parts.

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  Figure 2. Schematic representation of double-stranded RNA virus sequences. Schematic representations of dsRNA virus sequences showing the location of each respective 2A-like (yellow rectangles). The nucleotide positions and size of each predicted polypeptide are represented by the numbers below and above the bars, respectively. The annotations of each viral sequence were made according to the information available at the NCBI. The nucleotide and protein accession numbers are located forward and above each scheme, respectively. Representations of each genome are not in scale.

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  Figure 3. Schematic representation of a negative-sense single-strand RNA virus sequence. Schematic representations of nssRNA virus sequence showing the location of its respective 2A-like sequence (yellow rectangle). The nucleotide positions and size of the predicted polypeptide are represented by the numbers below and above the bars, respectively. The annotations of the viral sequence were made according to NCBI. The nucleotide and protein accession numbers are located forward and above the scheme, respectively. Representation of the genome are not to scale.