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History
Clicking on this tab provides a complete set of UniProtKB records for the entry from when it first entered the UniProtKB database (Figure 44). This allows the tracking of all changes that have occurred in an entry including changes to the protein sequence which may help you to map numbered amino acid residues in older publications.
You can download previous entry versions and also compare two versions of an entry together to see how the more recent version differs from a previous version (Figure 45). For example, in the figure below, you can see that between entry versions 163 and 164, a number of new publications were added to the entry.
