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. 2016 Jan 20;6:19526. doi: 10.1038/srep19526

Table 2. Coupled residue pairs in full-length NS3.

Residue i Residue j df χ2 P value
I18 K371 3 37.763 0.0000
I18 Y618 5 30.335 0.0000
I18 V630 3 84.483 0.0000
S42 Y56 3 22.379 0.0001
V51 I170 3 19.836 0.0002
S122 H246 7 24.962 0.0008
I170 A263 5 23.998 0.0002
I170 V630 3 19.406 0.0002
S299 Y418 3 96.082 0.0000
I303 D555 3 53.138 0.0000
K371 V630 3 99.246 0.0000
Y418 Y618 5 21.235 0.0007
T510 Y618 5 31.807 0.0000
T510 T621 3 61.427 0.0000

Pairs of positions (i,j) in full-length NS3 of genotype 1b with correlated mutations found to be statistically significant. Results for any two positions i,j are considered significant if P < 0.05 unless: (1) any of the Nn,Ex is less than one, or (2) if more than 20% of the Nn,EX are less than five. If P ≤ 0.001 the results are considered significant even if condition (2) is not met. NEx is the expected number of sequences that contain amino acid X at position i and amino acid Y at position j. A difference between the observed number of sequences that contain amino acid X at position i and amino acid Y at position j, NObs, and NEx may indicate residue coupling. Statistical significance for that is estimated using the χ2 goodness-of-fit test. The significance of the χ2 values depends on the number of degrees of freedom (df).