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The sequence is highly conserved, showing 99% identity between two Australian and an American isolate of A. marginale.

In both cases flanking genes were conserved showing that these genes are deleted in at least this accession.

The remaining six genome segments (Seg-1, -3, -4, -5, -8 and 9; encoding VP1, VP3, VP4, NS1, NS2 and VP6, respectively) are all highly conserved, showing variations that correlate primarily with virus origin, dividing isolates into eastern and western topotypes and providing evidence of geographic subgroups, but no significant correlation with virus serotype (supplementary data, [13]).

The deduced aa sequence for BTV VP1 is also highly conserved, showing >93.2% identity, with a clear separation between 'eastern' and 'western' virus groups/topotypes (with a maximum of 5.8/1.7% and 12.0/3.8% nt/aa intra-topotype variation respectively within these two groups) (Figure 3) [35].

These are DNA sequences absolutely conserved, showing 100% homology among species with no insertions nor deletions [ 18].

Gene CG2358 (Spase 18-21) is very conserved, showing silent polymorphism, but no fixed differences between species (Table 1).

Numbers of evolutionary conserved TFBS shared between human and each species are shown below (percent of sites conserved shown in parenthesis).

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Loci with high read counts are more frequently genetically conserved (shown) as are regulatory elements more proximal to gene body.

Furthermore, the identified SPS motifs in the promoters of the analysed c-hairy1 and c-hairy2 type genes are highly conserved, shown by comparison with higher vertebrates.

However, a similar knockout model, in which mice were generated by a gene trap vector targeted to intron 4, in which the first two zinc fingers of Mbnl2 are conserved, shows no specific phenotype (Lin et al., 2006).