BMC Ecology and Evolution

Table 1 Tissue location of mouse Abp gene expression. Abpa paralogues (bold) and Abpbg paralogues. Expression is shown as the number of the reference publication(s) or gene accession number(s) as they appear in the reference list. Blank squares indicate an absence of evidence for expression.

From: Rapid bursts of androgen-binding protein (Abp) gene duplication occurred independently in diverse mammals

	brain olfactory lobe	lacrimal gland	major olfactory epithelium	parotid gland	prostate	sublingual gland	submaxillary gland	vomero-nasal organ	Other
B6_a2	[17]	[17, 26]	[17]					[17]
B6_bg2	[17]	[17, 26]	[17]					[17]
B6_bg3		[17]						[17]
B6_a3		[26]
B6_bg7		[26]			[27]
B6_a7		[26]
B6_bg12		[26]
B6_a12		[26]
B6_a29	[17]	[17, 26]					[17]	[17]
B6_bg20		[26]
B6_a20		[26]
B6_bg23									testis [28]
B6_bg24	[17]	[17]	[17]				[17]	[17]	skin [29]
B6_a24		[17]
B6_bg26							ABP gamma [7, 9, 17]	[17]
B6_a26		[17]	[17]			[17]	[17]	[17]
B6_bg27		[17]	[17]	[17]	[17]	[17]	ABP beta [7, 9, 17]	[17]	ovary [17]
B6_a27		[17]	[17]	[17]	[17]	[17]	ABP alpha [7, 9, 17]	[17]	ovary [17]

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