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  • These may represent genes overpredicted in both D. erecta and D. melanogaster , lineage-specific genes which evolved before the divergence of D. melanogaster from D. erecta , or genes which have transposed from (or to) other locations in the genomes of the more divergent species.

  • Starting material for cDNA synthesis was polysomal RNA isolated from the top-most inflorescence tissues (ecotype Wassilewskija) and from roots (ecotype Landsberg erecta).

  • In addition, our estimate of the average rate of amino-acid substitution for predicted genes between D. melanogaster and D. erecta (0.

  • As shown in Figures 2and 4, a substantial proportion of non-coding sequences are conserved in Drosophila , especially in pairwise comparisons between D. melanogaster and D. erecta . Levels of conservation appear to plateau in more divergent comparisons, with a tendency for D. pseudoobscura to show higher levels of non-coding conservation relative to D. willistoni or D. littoralis in pairwise comparisons with D. melanogaster . Few, if any, non-coding sequences are conserved between D. melanogaster and A. gambiae (Figure 4, see also [ 23]).

  • Genomic sequences for six of the nine genes which fail the K a /K s test at the gene level were sampled in more divergent species: four of these six genes could be identified in more divergent species ( Lmpt, CG10887, CG14292 , and CG4468 ), whereas two could not ( CG12378 and CG14294 ), indicating that genes conserved in divergent species can fail gene-level K a /K s tests in comparisons among closely related species like D. erecta . Of the four genes identified only in D. melanogaster and D. erecta and not in more distantly related species, two pass CG12133 and CG13029 ) and two fail ( CG12378 and CG14294 ) the gene-level K a /K s test.


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