The following table shows, for each query, the reference species, the residue, its tblastn output, the scaffold or scaffolds selected, where is the gene located (the positions that the gene covers and the strand where it is located), the exonerate prediction for the protein, the T-coffee alignment for the best prediction, the Seblastian prediction and both the SECIS element predction and image.

The abbreviations used in the residue column are defined in this list:

• Sec: Sec is found both in human and L. laticaudata proteins
• Sec gain: Sec is found in the L. laticaudata's protein but not in the human's protein
• Cys: Cystein containing homolog
• -: There is a gap where a Sec should be
• /: Selenoprotein machinery and has no Sec
• : The protein is lost in Laticauda laticaudata

Table of results