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Text: data are available from the ncbi genbank, uniprot, and transporter classification database. the uniprot and ncbi accession numbers for all protein sequences discussed in the manuscript are found in table 3 of the manuscript. the uniprot and ncbi accession numbers for protein sequences used in additional analyses not described in the paper are available in the supplementary materials accompanying each pairwise sequence alignment presented. fasta files used to obtain meme logos in figs 36 have been added to supplementary information as "meme_input_sequences_figs_3-6.zip." uniprot accession numbers and url links have also been provided for protein sequences used to generate the tree in fig 7, and these accession numbers are found in the zip file "newick and sft fasta.zip" in the file "fasta_sequences_superfamily_tree.faa." the newick file of the 100 trees used to generate a consensus sft tree is also contained in the zip file "newick and sft fasta.zip." all multiple sequence alignments described in the manuscript are found in the zip file "multiple_sequence_alignments_zip." improved explanations for obtaining the data are located in the revised figure legends at the end of the manuscript.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>

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