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Indeed over the stretch of 120 amino acids shown, the addition of L. ellipitica, the temperate bivalve L. gigantea and three insects to the fish alignment [ 64] indicates that within this stretch alone, there are 11 putative invertebrate-specific substitutions, 3 substitutions specific to the insects and one restricted to the 2 mollusc species.

The species are closely related within a group, but are distantly related between the groups (rodent and fish alignments are used in Fig.  1 to illustrate the procedure).

For the analysis of mammal and fish alignments of complete sequences, sites with ambiguity data were removed (cleandata = 1) since they correspond to indels.

Reference fish genomes alignment.

For this purpose, we extracted all fish sequences alignable to a human region according to the fish-human pairwise alignments downloaded from the UCSC Genome Browser.

For the most conserved class of vertebrate alignments, 58% of non coding regions are alignable between human and fish, versus 95% of coding alignments (66.48% identity in alignable non coding sequences, 69.23% in alignable CDS).

Increase in the number of robots also significantly alters the degree of alignment of fish motion with a robot.

The gene structures of the newly identified genes from Xenopus and fish were determined by alignment of ESTs to genomic sequence as well as by GENSCAN predictions (Table 2).

We also predicted CNEs in the Hox clusters of H. comes and other representative teleost fishes using the global alignment program MLAGAN.

Taken together, the great dissimilarity in the UCPs' alignments between fish and mammals are suggestive of differences in physiological functions and uncoupling activities, and various roles of UCP paralogs have been discussed beyond their function in BAT (brown adipose tissue) in mammals [46].

List of abbreviations and Genbank accession number of fish species used in alignments and phylogenetic analyses (see Table 2).