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Table 2 Summary of TATE copy analyzes from the distinct genomes presenting at least one potentially encoding copy

From: Study of VIPER and TATE in kinetoplastids and the evolution of tyrosine recombinase retrotransposons

Species

No of analyzed copies

No of copies with at least one potentially encoding ORF

No of copies with the three potentially encoding ORFs

No of potential encoding copies with YR and RT/RT related domains

No of copies with SDRs

Structure of SDRs size in base pairs, percentage of identity

No of putative autonomous copies*

Mean identity among copies in nu (total) and aa levels (for each ORF)**

B. saltans

5

2

2

*one ORF with the three genes

0

1

5′ → A1, A2

3′ → B1 → B2

A: 73 bp, 99%; B: 161 bp, 81%

0

nu: na

Gag-like, YR, RT/RH (2, 1464 aa): 49%

T. theileri

15

7

4

0

1 (incomplete/missing data)

5′ → A1

3′ → A2

A: 91 bp, 100%;; B: missing data

0

nu: na

Gag-like: na

YR (3, 584 aa): 45.3%

RT/RH (4, 698 aa): 86.9%

C. fasciculata

15

7

4

0

0

na

0

nu: na

Gag -like (3, 240 aa): 31.1%

YR (7, 727 aa): 44.8%

RT/RH (3, 473 aa): 53.6%

C. mellificae

11

3

1

1

1 (incomplete/missing data)

5′ → A1

3′ → A2

A: 357 bp, 100%; B: missing data

0

nu: na

Gag-like (2, 240 aa): 25.6%

YR (3, 434 aa): 36.3%

RT/RH: 1 sequence

S. culicis

15

1

1

0

0

na

0

1 sequence

Lep. pyrrhocoris

15

11

4

0

0

na

0

nu: na

Gag-like (5, 194 aa): 29.7%

YR (10, 468 aa): 48.9%

RT/RH (8, 882 aa): 55.6%

L. braziliensis

15

15

7

6

1

5′ → A1

3′ → B1 → A2 → B2

A: 381 bp, 96%; B: 294 bp, 99%

?

nu: 90%

Gag-like (8, 450 aa): 73.3%

YR (15, 982 aa): 95.6%

RT/RH (14, 954 aa): 96%

  1. *putative autonomous copies are those containing the tree expected ORFs plus direct repeats
  2. **identity was estimated only for regions with confident alignment. The number of sequences and the size of alignment is shown in parenthesis
  3. ? the copy where the SDRs were identified presents a frameshift mutation in the third ORF, however, we do not rule out the possibility that the genome could have additional copies that were not detected due to assembling issues