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Preliminary deduction of VerFtsZ protein structure from secondary structure comparisons using Cn3D database at NCBI resulted in reasonable alignment to the structural model of 1FSZ for FtsZ of Methanococcus jannaschii from Protein Data Bank (note that this species is synonymous with Methanocaldococcus jannaschii, the name used in some other databases employed for this study).

The 18S rDNA sequences were aligned using the GUIDANCE web server, and the resulting alignment was inspected visually to insure that the inserted gaps resulted in a reasonable alignment across these taxa.

This again is in agreement with the prediction that the use of alignment programs under default values, instead of using a single software under a range of parameters, results in biologically reasonable alignments that do not contradict previous taxonomic knowledge.

In the studying process, we found that the best alignment based on the lowest RMS sometimes was not the most appropriate for a subsequent CoMFA analysis, and artificial adjustment was usually needed to get the reasonable alignment, as shown in Figure 3.

As long as the best template can be identified, we can generate a reasonable alignment as shown in Figure 1.

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However we could not construct a reasonable alignment to conduct phylogenetic analyses, because sequence similarity was evident only in a limited region.

Despite the relatively modest level of sequence identity, a reasonable alignment could be made.

In general, most tested algorithms generated reasonable alignments within MR and class A GPCR families but produced inconsistent inter-family alignments.

These scoring functions should be defined in such a way that biologically reasonable alignments or trees are more likely to receiving higher scores than biologically meaningless ones.

Fortunately, in practice, trees estimated using good techniques (ML analyses of reasonable alignments) do seem to have these properties.