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在成年火鸡(Meleagris gallopavo)的红细胞中识别出两种血红蛋白成分。我们从完整的珠蛋白链和化学裂解片段中测定了火鸡α A-、α D-和β -珠蛋白的氨基酸序列。该序列与鸡、日本鹌鹑和野鸡的血红蛋白高度相似。火鸡和野鸡的-珠蛋白是相同的。火鸡α - a -珠蛋白的氨基酸序列与鸡α - a -珠蛋白仅相差一个残基。采用邻接法构建了α -、α - D-和β -珠蛋白的系统发育树。虽然由α -珠蛋白和β -珠蛋白产生的树相似,但从火鸡α - d -珠蛋白产生的树不同。
Amino acid sequence of alpha- and beta-polypeptide chains of turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) hemoglobin.
Two hemoglobin components are recognized in erythrocytes of the adult turkey (Meleagris gallopavo). We determined the amino acid sequences of turkey alpha A-, alpha D- and beta-globin from intact globin chains and chemical cleavage fragments. The sequences are highly similar to the hemoglobin of the Phasianidae, chicken, Japanese quail and pheasant. Turkey and pheasant beta-globin are identical. The amino acid sequence of turkey alpha A-globin differs by only one residue from chicken alpha A-globin. Phylogeny trees from alpha A-, alpha D- and beta-globin were constructed by the neighbor-joining method. Although the trees generated from alpha A- and beta-globin were similar, that from turkey alpha D-globin differed.