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Vertebrate CDS and protein sequences were extracted from Ensmart, Drosophila CDS and protein sequences were extracted from FlyBase, and yeast CDS was extracted from ORNA Man's dataset (corresponding protein sequences were translated by Bioperl).

EST contig sequences were translated individually by Prot4EST, a 6-tier translation pipeline combining both similarity-based methods and de novo predictions [ 71, 72].

The sequences were translated to protein sequences by using the Transeq program of the EMBOSS package (8 ), version 5.00.

After the amino acid sequences were translated, they were analyzed by using IgBLAST [ 36] and V BASE [ 34] software.

Sequences were translated into amino acids by comparing them with homologous loci from the 16 fungal genomes that were originally used to find single copy markers in Rhizophagus spp. genomes.

Amino acid sequences were translated from coding sequences and aligned by BioEdit (6 ).

Nucleotide sequences were translated into amino acid sequences, and filtered by length, selecting only sequences >400 amino acids.

Sequences were translated into amino acids and then adjusted by eye.

The variable Ugt1 and Gcnt2, and the full-length Ugt2 coding sequences were translated and the resulting polypeptides were aligned by using the GCG package.

Nucleotide sequences were translated into amino acid sequences and manually aligned by using GeneDoc software (20 ).

DNA sequences were translated into protein sequences and alignments were performed by using Geneious 5.4 (Biomatters Ltd., Auckland, New Zealand).