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. 2015 Oct 8;10(10):e0140170. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0140170

Table 1. Results from maximum likelihood codon-based models of selection using Codeml.

Model P ln L Parameter estimates Positively selected sites
M0 (one ratio) 1 -537.57 K = 1.51, ω = 1.174 None
M1a (nearly neutral) 2 -527.69 K = 1.126, p 0 = 0.678, p 1 = 0.322, ω0 = 0, ω1 = 1 Not allowed
M2a (positive selection) 4 -516.17 K = 1.569, p 0 = 0.668, p 1 = 0.185, p 2 = 0.147, ω0 = 0, ω1 = 1, ω2 = 8.99 12Y, 39D, 56N, 60Y, 68G
M3 (discrete) 5 -516.13 K = 1.627, p0 = 0.795, p1 = 0.186, p2 = 0.019, ω0 = 0.043, ω1 = 6.268, ω2 = 19.897 10D, 12Y, 13F, 29Y, 39D, 56N, 60Y, 68G
M7 (beta) 2 -529.17 K = 1.23, p = 0.005, q = 0.005 Not allowed
M8 (beta and omega) 4 -516.17 K = 1.567, p 0 = 0.849, p 1 = 0.150, p = 0.0277, q = 0.0277, ω = 8.813 12Y, 39D, 56N, 60Y, 68G

P = number of parameters in the ω distribution; K = estimated transition/transversion rate; ω = selection parameter; pn = proportion of sites that fall into the ωn site class; p, q = shape parameters of the β function (for models M7 and M8). Positively selected sites denoted in cursives were significant at P > 95%, while bold sites were significant at P > 99%.