Re-aligned data from UCSC 100-way vertebrate and 124-way insect exome alignments.

This data was used to infer compensatory frameshifting mutations for "Pairs of compensatory frameshifting mutations contribute to evolution of protein-coding sequences in vertebrates and insects" article. The details on how it was obtained can be found there. In short, the exonic regions were extracted from the genomes of species from the MULTIZ alignment according to MULTIZ annotation. These exons were concatenated and aligned using MAFFT. Resulting alignment were clipped from the ends and long regions from the middle looking like random intronic misannotations in one of the species were excluded.