Caihua Dong (797494)

Fan Hu (277859)

Fengli Hui (539431)

Han Mao (398998)

Huihui Cao (797492)

Jin Huang (146235)

Jingyin Yu (176516)

Junyan Huang (61873)

Qiuhong Niu (468931)

Shengyi Liu (395657)

Tao Ke (691886)

Xi Wang (15032)

Xiangdong Ma (2901311)

Thirty-one Sequences of the AMP candidate for activities conform. (XLSX 13Â kb

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A cross-cultural study of domestic luminous environment in the United Kingdom and Japan

The annotation with Gene ontology (GO) terms results of unigenes which matches to AMPs and the blast result against to the swissprot database with an E value cut-off equal or less than 10 â5 using Blast2GO program. (XLSX 110Â kb

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Figure S1-S7. Multiple sequence alignments of different AMPs families. Each of the resulting rough set of AMPs family sequence subgroups was separately realigned via Clustal W and via Jalview. S1: defesin family; S2: LTP family; S3: snakin family; S4: hevein family; S5: hipposin family; S6: thionin family; S7: unknown family. (ZIP 3830Â kb

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A cross-cultural study of domestic luminous environment in the United Kingdom and Japan

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