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This study observed that the group of spacers at the trailer end of the locus was generally in conserved order (with some spacer loss) in both populations.

Replication and transcription related elements in the A+T-rich regions are present in conserved order in all species except for N. andropogonis and Tetraleurodes acaciae.

Genomic comparison of these genomes revealed that the basic structures of the genome are identical to that in other bacterial genomes in that most of the shared orthologs are arranged in conserved order to form stable core, and additional genes are located within genomic islands.

The species E. amylovora, E. pyrifoliae, and E. tasmaniensis share thiO (glycine oxidase), thiS (sulfur carrier protein), thiG (thiazole synthase) and thiF (adenylyl transferase) in conserved order.

Most conserved disordered regions had sequence conservation greater than or equal to that in conserved ordered regions within the same protein.

In addition, the five mreB paralogs are arranged in a conserved order in both S. chrysopicola and S. syrphidicola, with mreB1 located 18 kb and 13 kb upstream of the rRNA operon, respectively, and mreB2– mreB3 2 kb upstream of mreB4– mreB5, which is 10 kb from guaB (the last gene before the replication origin).

Both regions contain multiple conserved motifs located in a conserved order, suggestive of important functional roles in transcriptional regulation of fascin-1.

Surprisingly, most of these newly identified genes are clustered in a conserved order and orientation, and are located in a large intron of the flotillin-2 gene in four distantly related insect species: Drosophila melanogaster, Anopheles gambiae, Apis mellifera, and Tribolium castaneum.

In both species, all elements related to the regulation of transcription and control of DNA replication in the A+T-rich region were present and arranged in the conserved order, except for the G+A-rich sequence downstream of the stem and loop structure, and an A[TA(A)]n-like stretch in S. agrili.

The 65A array includes seven genes that are present in most or all species as one-to-one orthologs, in a conserved order.

The genome of these viruses is one molecule of negative-sense single strand RNA coding for five to ten genes in a conserved order.