Unlocking a signal of introgression from codons in Lachancea kluyveri using a mutation-selection model

Table 2 Budding yeast lineages showing similarity in codon usage with the exogenous genes

Species	ρ_ΔM	ρ_Δη	GC content	Synteny %	Distance [Mya]
Eremothecium gossypii	0.89	0.70	51.7	75	211.0847
Danielozyma ontarioensis	0.75	0.92	46.6	3	470.1043
Metschnikowia shivogae	0.86	0.87	49.8	0	470.1043
Babjeviella inositovora	0.83	0.78	48.1	0	470.1044
Ogataea zsoltii	0.75	0.85	47.7	0	470.1042
Metschnikowia hawaiiensis	0.80	0.86	44.4	0	470.1042
Candida succiphila	0.85	0.83	40.9	0	470.1042
Middelhovenomyces tepae	0.80	0.62	40.8	0	651.9618
Candida albicans*	0.84	0.75	33.7	0	470.1043
Candida dubliniensis*	0.78	0.75	33.1	0	470.1043

^*Lineages use the alternative yeast nuclear code
ρ_ΔM and ρ_Δη represent the Pearson correlation coefficient for exogenous ΔM and Δη with the indicated species’, respectively. GC content is the average GC content of the whole genome. Synteny is the percentage of the exogenous genes found in the listed lineage. Only one lineage (E. gossypii) shows a similar GC content >50%

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