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An alternative explanation is that the NNE-WSW alignment could be a seismic activity triggered by the mainshock on hidden faults although no faults with these orientations are known.

In total, 18,597 nonredundant markers (Table 1) were used to do Blastn searches against the D-genome pseudomolecules, and 79,481 sequence alignments could be aligned to the D genome.

A pilot study [ 45] provided first indications that structural alignments could be used for genome-wide homology search in a regime where sequence information is scarce.

A total of 3,866 alignments could be used for subsequent analyses.

Rhino is a protein that is involved in piRNA biogenesis but no suitable alignments could be generated across the genus.

A potential concern is that sequence alignments could be less reliable for the fungal species, given their large sequence divergences.

In such cases (as in Gubbi; see Figure  9), the legitimisation and strategic alignments could be triggered where the capacity building programme was seen as an opportunity to translate existing commitment towards the organisation into an improvement in its performance.

In comparison, of 216 pseudogenes analyzed (i.e. those with a functional homolog in M. tuberculosis for which unambiguous alignments could be obtained) the mean Ka/Ks ratio was 0.78 ± 0.35 (Fig. 9B).

The distribution of pits on all surfaces was random and no preferred alignments could be discerned.

To see if Adaptive GDDA-BLAST alignments could be used to encode informative alignment profiles for proteins, we took on the challenge of detecting structural homology in highly divergent protein sequences.

Instead, these alignments could be made by FUGUE using the membrane tables.