4 CONCLUSIONS
Eight data were obtained about Heat Shock Protein
70 (HSP70) in chickens (G. gallus domesticus) from
the NCBI database. The target value of the
mitochondrial target is diversified from 0.010 to
0.309. This shows that HSP70 in Chicken (G. gallus
domesticus) plays an essential role in tolerance
mechanisms of extreme weather such as high
ambient temperatures. HSP70 peptides in almost all
variants were found in extracellular (Extr) and
peroxisal (pero), except that the X7 variant was not
found in either while the organelles that have the
HSP70 peptide-type are the Golgi membranes (golg)
which are only possessed by the X4 variant.
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