Percental amino acid identity of the Halastavi árva RNA virus protein regions compared to the GenBank sequences using blastp (see details in Materials).

Putative conservative domains represent the identified conservative domains using NCBI cddsearch in the Pfam and CDD databases. In each search two viral sequences were chosen: one with the lowest E value (in bold) and one with the longest alignment (in simple letters). In the first column (“Sequences producing significant blastp alignments”) names, protein accession numbers, and the host species of the closest viral sequence match were shown. The rows of “Identity (E-value)” represent the percental amino acid identity (underlined) compared to the sequences in the first column, and in brackets the identical amino acids/alignmented sequence length takes into consideration by the blastp and the related E-value.