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Fig. 7. Phylogenetic tree of published ammonia transporters. GenBank Accession
numbers and type of ammonia transporter are given in parentheses.
Anopheles gambiae (EAA01247 Rh-like protein); Azospirillum
brasilense (AAC38548 AMT/MEP family); Carcinus maenas
(AF364404, Rh-like protein); Danio rerio (AAM90586 Rh-like protein);
Drosophila melanogaster (AF64673, Rh-like protein); Emericella
nidulans (AAL73117 AMT/MEP family); Geodia cydonium (CAA73029
Rh-like protein); Hebeloma cylindrosporum 1 (AAK82417 AMT/MEP
family); Hebeloma cylindrosporum 2 (AAM21926AMT/MEP family);
Homo sapiens 50 KDa (CAA45883 Rh-like protein), Homo
sapiens RhBG (AAL05978 Rh-like protein); Homo sapiens RhCG
(AAH30965 Rh-like protein); Methanosarcina acetivorans (AAM07268
AMT/MEP family), Nostoc sp. (BAB72949 AMT/MEP family); Oryzias
latipes (BAB13346 Rh-like protein); Pongo pygmaeus (AAG00305
Rh-like protein), Saccharomyces cerevisiae (P53390, AMT/MEP family),
Tuber borchii (AAL11032 AMT/MEP family); Xenopus laevis
(BAB13345 Rh-like protein). Tree was constructed with Multalin
(Corpet, 1988). PAM, percent
accepted mutations (a measure of phylogenetic distance).
