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Table 1.

Strains included in either the MAT1-1 or MAT1-2 alignment for analyzing selection pressures.

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Figure 1.

Schematic illustration of the Mating-type locus and the flanking of Penicillium roqueforti FM 164 (MAT1-2 strain) and its close relative P. chrysogenum Wisconsin 54–1255 (MAT1-1 strain).

The transcriptional direction of the genes is indicated by an arrow. As the Wisconsin strain is a MAT1-1 strain, we identified the MAT1-2 gene in another P. chrysogenum strain (AM904545). Genes represented in both species by same colors show a nucleotide identity>80%.

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Figure 2.

Color coded Selecton Results for a) MAT1-1 and b) MAT1-2 sequences of Penicillium roqueforti.

Amino acids sites under purifying selection are colored in purple. Darker purple colors indicate stronger purifying selection and values of ω closer to 0. More than 70% of the sites for MAT1-1 and 50% for MAT1-2 are evolving under strong purifying selection.

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Figure 3.

RIP mutation frequency plot over a rolling sequence window, corresponding to the multiple alignment (not shown).

Nucleotide polymorphisms (against the alignment consensus, which is also the highest GC-content sequence) mostly correspond to CpA<- ->TpA or TpG<- ->TpA (red curve), as expected when RIP is acting.

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