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. 2016 Mar 22;17:254. doi: 10.1186/s12864-016-2572-y

Table 1.

IR gene diversity in H. melpomene compared to B. mori or D. plexippus

H. melpomene IR B. mori D. plexippus
HmIR1 discovered unchanged
HmIR7d1 improved discovered
HmIR7d2 improved discovered
HmIR7d3 improved discovered
HmIR7d4 absent discovered
HmIR8a improved improved
HmIR21a improved improved
HmIR25a unchanged improved
HmIR31a discovered improved
HmIR40a improved improved
HmIR41a improved improved
HmIR60a absent discovered
HmIR60a1a discovered unchanged
HmIR60a1b absent absent
HmIR60a2a discovered improved
HmIR60a2b absent absent
HmIR60a2c absent absent
HmIR60a2d absent absent
HmIR60a2e absent absent
HmIR64a unchanged improved
HmIR68a improved improved
HmIR75d improved unchanged
HmIR75p1 discovered improved
HmIR75p2 improved & discovered pseudogene improved
HmIR75q1 improved improved
HmIR75q2 improved improved
HmIR76b improved improved
HmIR85a discovered discovered
HmIR87a improved improved
HmIR93a improved improved
HmIR143a improved discovered

The list of homologous IR genes between the three Lepidoptera genomes is reported relative to the IRs in H. melpomene. Information is also provided for each gene if its sequence was either left unchanged, improved, or discovered in our study when compared to data from Croset et al. [26]