Table 1.
ConsHMM conservation state assignment, sequence constraint scores, geographic area, and period of time of mutation hotspots.
| Conservation states | Geographic area | Time period | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Locus | Learned from the Sarbecovirus alignment | Learned from the vertebrate CoV alignment | Asia / Oceania | Europe / North America | Jan | Feb | March |
| 1397 | S13 | V20 | |||||
| 2891 | S19 | V15 | |||||
| 3036 | S17 | V22 | |||||
| 8782 | S26 | V25 | |||||
| 11083 | S7 | V9 | |||||
| 14408 | S17 | V3 | |||||
| 17746 | S17 | V7 | |||||
| 17857 | S17 | V27 | |||||
| 18060 | S12 | V8 | |||||
| 23403 | S17 | V21 | |||||
| 26143 | S17 | V21 | |||||
| 28144 | S9 | V30 | |||||
| 28881 | S17 | V13 | |||||
Each row corresponds to a mutation hotspot reported by Pachetti et al18. First column contains the genomic position of the mutation. Second and third columns contain the ConsHMM conservation state learned from the Sarbecovirus alignment and the vertebrate CoV alignment, respectively, assigned to each mutation. The next two columns correspond to whether each mutation was observed in Asia or Oceania and whether each mutation was observed in Europe or North America, respectively, where grey is shown if the row’s mutation was observed in the area and white otherwise. The last three columns correspond to whether each mutation was observed in a particular month, where grey is shown if the row’s mutation was observed during the period and white otherwise.