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Although we were able to align and determine consensus primer sets for the 9 tri5 and the 16 β-tubulin sequences, there was no consensus sequence that could be derived from alignment of the 11 rRNA sequences.

Sequence logos were derived from alignment of proteins belonging to corresponding HK group and created by Weblogo.

The tree was derived from alignments of conserved 'core domain' hydrophobic region amino acid sequences obtained from the genomes of rice and Arabidopsis in comparison with selected algae, fungal, protist, animal, bacterial and archaebacterial species, and constructed using the maximum likelihood method.

Nearly all homeodomain phylogenies that have been published recently are derived from alignments of amino acid sequences.

Pfam domains are derived from alignments of a representative set of sequences.

While the SCOP superfamilies were derived from alignments of similar structures, Pfam domains were created from alignments of homologous sequences.

The choice for the truncated version of Ilv5 was based on previously published results [ 15] whereas the truncated versions of Ilv2 and Ilv3 were derived from alignments with bacterial homologues which do not possess mitochondrial import sequences.

When evolutionary rates are derived from alignments of S. cerevisiae and Schizosaccharomyces pombe orthologs by Fraser et al. [ 6], there is again a consistent correlation between evolutionary rate and abundance, but a correlation between evolutionary rate and interactions emerges only for interactions data sets biased towards counting more interactions for abundant proteins (data not shown).

Both primers used for gene cloning and genome-specific primers used for mapping and RT-qPCR were derived from alignments of cDNA and genomic DNA sequences of TaEPSPS-7A1, TaEPSPS-7D1, and TaEPSPS-4A1 (Table  1; Additional files 1, 3 and 4).

Positions of further potential windows could be derived from the alignment of present detections.

Nevertheless, a conserved consensus sequence for the LiSIDER2s can be derived from the alignment of the 54 elements present in chromosome 32 (Fig. 3B), suggesting a common origin for all elements.