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WY96 has a conserved copy of DRII and a copy lacking the first 207 bases as in the NE061598 LCB5 region (Figure 3B).

Instead of aligning the positionally conserved copy of a repetitive DNA segment (a la Mauve), glocal methods construct a multiple alignment of all homologous copies of the repetitive segment, regardless of whether they are orthologous or paralogous.

Because it aligns any site to at most one site in the other genome, and due to the way it anchors alignment of repetitive sequence using neighboring unique regions, MUMmer often aligns the positionally conserved copy of a repeat element.

Interestingly, a strongly conserved copy of the F-box gene from the S1 locus is located in S1A, constituting the only gene family to be present at two different loci along the S1 regions.

Our analysis showed that one tumor (T16) was monogenomic, consisting of cells with tightly conserved copy number profiles throughout the tumor mass, and was apparently the result of a single major clonal expansion.

The genes of group I and subgroup II-1 demonstrate highly and moderately conserved copy number, respectively, whereas subgroup II-2 genes exhibit a variable number of copies and underwent a rapid diversification, especially in tracheophytes (Fig.  2).

The CG1746 gene, encoding the lipid-binding protein P1 of ATP synthase, contains, besides seven highly conserved copies of the NRG element, at least 15 conserved DNA blocks of various lengths scattered throughout its non coding sequences.

Separate conserved copies of suffix, a short interspersed Drosophila retroelement (SINE), and also divergent copies in the 3' untranslated regions of the three genes, have already been described.

For those paralog pairs that are reduced, conserved copies tend to concentrate on one chromosome.

Step 3. Find the highly conserved copies, which are defined as having more than 80% sequence identity, of a candidate IS element in the same genome.

The results presented here indicate that bread wheat contains three functionally conserved copies of MSH7, all of which are expressed during meiosis.