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Additional raw sequences were extracted from the July 31, 2002 NCBI GenBank dbEST build with the Entrez Search and Retrieval System (Table 1) [ 47 ] . Meloidogyne incognita and M. javanica datasets from NCBI (NMi and NMj respectively) contain the individual ESTs generated by the PNSP, and from which the clusters for the WMi and WMj datasets were generated.
Interestingly, manual inspection revealed that all four sequences did have significant matches to C. elegans , but passed through our initial phylogenetic filter because the bacterial matches were stronger than those for C. elegans or Drosophila . The 12 final candidates in WMi had no significant match to C. elegans or Drosophila in the preliminary screen.
The following files are available with the online version of this article: the e-values of the best matches for the initial BLASTX searches against bacteria, C. elegans and Drosophila for the WMi dataset (Additional data file 1), together with a mapping file (Additional data file 2) that gives the MI contig number associated with each filename; the best match and e-value for the BLASTX search of the WMj dataset against bacteria (Additional data file 3), C. elegans (Additional data file 4) and Drosophila (Additional data file 5); the e-value for the best match to bacteria, C. elegans and Drosophila resulting from a TBLASTX search for the NMi dataset (Additional data file 6), the NMj dataset (Additional data file 7), the NMh dataset (Additional data file 8), where a value of 100 indicates no match found; a text file with details of the data given in each of these dataset files (Additional data file 9); the alignment in Phylip format used to calculate the NodL tree (Additional data file 10); the alignment in Phylip format of the original sequences, before any manual adjustments were made (Additional data file 11); and a key giving the gi number listed in the alignment for each species (Additional data file 12).
The e-values of the best matches for the initial BLASTX searches against bacteria, C. elegans and Drosophila for the WMi dataset