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. 2012 Jun 29;7(6):e40035. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0040035

Table 3. Comparison of codon substitution models using likelihood-ratio tests and amino acid sites showing elevated non-synonymous substitution ratios (ω).

Amino acid sites under selection
PAML Model DF LnL Nested ModelComparison Likelihood RatioTest statistic CodonPosition Amino AcidChange NEB Probω >1 BEB Probω >1 ω ± SE
M0(one-ratio) 1 −4107.2882 3 vs. 0 32.310*** 45 Ser-Gln 0.676 0.643 1.241±0.594
M1a (nearly-neutral) 2 −4094.4102 2 vs. 1 6.554* 66 Asp-Gly 1.000** 0.933 1.551±0.385
M2a (selection) 4 −4091.1332 8 vs. 7 13.581** 77 Arg-Gln 0.987* 0.849 1.474±0.463
M3 (discrete) 5 −4091.1332 301 Cys-Gly-Ser-Ala 0.997** 0.890 1.513±0.423
M7 (β) 2 −4097.9314 404 Ala-Val-Met 0.837 0.713 1.331±0.529
M8 (β+ω) 4 −4091.1408 472 Thr-Glu 0.795 0.709 1.321±0.549

DF degrees of freedom; LnL log-likelihood; NEB naïve empirical Bayes test; BEB Bayes empirical Bayes test; SE standard error.

Significant tests are indicated with an asterisk.