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. 2015 Oct 7;5:14973. doi: 10.1038/srep14973

Table 1. Parameter estimates and likelihood ratio statistics (2Δl) for the M. martensii α-toxin gene.

Models p l Parameter estimates l PSSs
M0 (one-ratio) 1 −1497.0 ω = 0.85   None
M1a (neutral) 2 −1448.0 p0 = 0.46 (p1 = 0.54)   Not allowed
      ω0 = 0.08 (ω1 = 1) 16.6  
M2a (selection) 4 −1439.7 p0 = 0.42   2R, 8K*, 9P*, 15E, 17A,
      p1 = 0.31 (p2 = 0.27)   18R**, 37Q, 38W, 39V**,
      ω0 = 0.09 (ω1 = 1)   54N
      ω2 = 2.47    
M7 (beta) 2 −1450.2 p = 0.20, q = 0.15 20.0 Not allowed
M8 (beta & ω) 4 −1440.2 p0 = 0.64 (p1 = 0.36)   2R*, 8K**, 9P**, 10H, 13V,
      p = 0.32, q = 0.58   15E*, 17A*, 18R**, 37Q*,
      ωs = 2.21   38W*, 39V**, 54N*

Note: p is the number of parameters in the ω distribution; l is the log likelihood. Twice the log likelihood differences (2Δl) between null models and their alternative models: M1a/M2a = 16.6, M7/M8 = 20.0, both having χ2 significant values (p < 0.001). PSSs identified by the Bayes Empirical Bayes (BEB) methods under M2a and M8 with P (posterior probabilities) ≥ 0.9 are shown and those ≥ 0.99 are indicated by ** and ≥ 0.95 by *. The Naïve Empirical Bayes (NEB) methods gave similar results (Table S1). Residues are numbered according to BmKM1. Two ω values in M2a and M8, as indicators of positive selection, are boldfaced. M8-specific PSSs are underlined once.