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Table 1 Amino acid identity of myeloid marker homologs in humans, mice and bats.

From: Immunophenotyping monocytes, macrophages and granulocytes in the Pteropodid bat Eonycteris spelaea

Surface marker	% amino acid identity
Surface marker	H. sapiens	M. musculus	P. alecto	E. spelaea	M. davidii	E. fuscus
CD11b	100	75	78	78	78	74
CD14	100	66	68	66	66	70
CD16(A)	100	61	61	63	54	54
CD206	100	82	87	86	85	86
CD172α	100	65	75	65	71	74
Ly6C	x	100	x	x	x	x
Ly6G	x	100	x	x	x	x
F4/80	60	100	63	68	68	68
CCR2	100	77	74	72	77	77
CX3CR1	100	83	79	74	81	81
Siglec-F	x	100	x	x	x	x
CADM1	100	96	95	91	88	97
CD26	100	85	88	87	82	84
CD11c	100	70	77	77	71	71
Siglec-H	x	100	x	x	x	x
CD304	100	93	95	94	94	95
CD163	100	71	78	77	81	82
CD169	100	73	80	76	80	80
CD115	100	75	84	80	83	83
HLA-DR B1	100	77^**	77	83^#	75	73
CD68	100	66	69	74	74	66
MARCO	100	67	62	65	62	63
MPO	100	86	86	79	82	88

x indicates absence of a homolog.
^**Highest bit score BLAST results in mouse is the H2-Eb1 gene.
^#Partial sequence match found in Eonycteris spelaea genome.
underlined fields indicate that the respective species’ homolog was used as the base comparator when calculating % identity.

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