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Table 2 Percentage of gene trees that reject the reference tree using the SH test.

From: Phylogenetic signal and functional categories in Proteobacteria genomes

COG CATEGORY

 

'Blochmannia' core

'Universal' core

'Essential' core

'Non-essential' core

Whole data set

 

29,5

29

27

34,3

INFORMATION

Translation

J

31,5

26,7

26,7

20

Transcription

K

13,3

0

0

0

DNA replication

L

25,8

14,3

16,7

0 *

CELLULAR

   Cell division

D

18,2

33,3

100 *

0 *

   Posttranslational modification

O

31

33,3

36,4

40

   Cell envelope biogenesis

M

34,1

35,7

100 *

25

   Cell motility and secretion

N

30

25

20

33,3

   Inorganic ion transport and metabolism

P

31,6

NA

NA

NA

   Signal transduction mechanisms

T

16,7

NA

NA

50 *

METABOLISM

   Energy production and conversion

C

22,7

20

16,7

33,3

   Carbohydrate transport and metabolism

G

17,2

29 *

NA

0 *

   Amino acid transport and metabolism

E

28

77,8

100 *

75

   Nucleotide transport and metabolism

F

33

28,6

50 *

25

   Coenzyme metabolism

H

27,3

29 *

NA

50 *

   Lipid metabolism

I

36,4

29

NA

50

   Secondary metabolism

Q

NA

NA

NA

NA

POORLY CHARACTERIZED

   General function prediction only

R

37,8

33,3

37,5

0

   Function unknown

S

37,9

29 *

0 *

100 *

  1. Each combination of core-functional category and the different cores proportions are shown. Each cell shows the percentage of cases in which the reference tree topology was rejected at the 0.05 significance level. NA = No data available for this category. Asterisks indicate classes for which only 1 or 2 genes could be used in the analysis.