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English: Figure 3. Schematic representation of the gene content of mitochondrial genomes of representative euglenozoans and human. The number of protein-coding genes is shown in parentheses next to selected euglenozoan flagellates. The number of protein-coding genes found in Euglena (orange oval), Diplonema (blue oval), and Trypanosoma is depicted (green oval). In comparison, human mitochondrial genome encodes 13 proteins (in red). All euglenozoans most likely contain small subunit and large subunit mito-rRNAs that in Diplonema and Euglena are likely to be highly divergent.