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P131 & G140 of GAF domain shows high conservancy (Figure S3).

Alignment of EAL domain sequences obtained from the GAF, GGDEF, EAL architecture shows very high conservancy of P376, E484, G505, L523, K532, E568, G569, V570, E571,Q588G589.

High conservancy of G232 can be related with the need of neglecting satiric clashes and the proper orientation of the two consecutive helices.

GGDEF domain sequences were also aligned in the same fashion as the EAL domain sequences and were found to have high conservancy of G232, D237, G307 & R259 apart from GGDEF261 265 motif (Figure S2).

Although the part of linker region between GAF and GGDEF domain (linker 1; residue 184 211) is considered as a part of GGDEF domain, yet while analyzing it was considered as a part of linker region (according to SWISSPROT linker 1 ranges from residue 172 211) and analysis shows the high conservancy of D187, T190 & N194, R195(Figure S4).

Additionally, if P. duboscqi is a much older sand fly than L. longipalpis, it may be possible that Phlebotomus sand flies are more stable species which could explain the high conservancy of salivary proteins in the two different Phlebotomus species (P. papatasi and P. duboscqi).

In this case, REYCYEATL showed the highest conservancy of 63.51%, while the other 4 showed 40.54%.

MSA among the related proteins showed higher conservancy with methyltransferase domain and with the whole protein sequences too.

It was assumed that the REYCYEATL epitope could be used as a universal epitope rather than other 4, as it showed higher conservancy than all other potential epitopes.

Eight of the district's 13 timber concessions are working with the Conservancy to improve their forest management by setting aside high conservation value forests, adopting reduced impact logging techniques, and tracking their timber.

For now, optimism is running high as Conservancy crews led Mr. LoBue release clams onto carefully selected bay bottom areas 6 to 10 feet beneath the surface.