Supplementary Table S3-S5 new manuscript

This datasheet contains the Supplementary Tables listed below, which are separate sheets of a single excel file named Supplementary Table S3-S5 new manuscript to complement the data and analyses of the manuscript entitled: Multiple approaches define the bacterial ancestry of mitochondria. <br> <strong>Supplementary Table S3.</strong> Tabulation of 20 aerobic traits (Box1) and their cumulative score in 15 alphaproteobacterial lineages plus 20 aerobic mitochondria from eukaryotes. The rightmost column shows the sum values for the 2-oxoacid:ferredoxin oxidoreductases (OFORs) considered as traits of anaerobic metabolism. <strong>Supplementary Table S3B.</strong> Statistical results of the T test on the lineage-specific scores of aerobic traits listed in Table S3. Lineages displaying high levels of P values (&gt;0.1) indicating no significant difference with respect to aerobic mitochondria are highlighted in pale purple. <strong>Supplementary Table S4. </strong>Distribution of <em>spt</em> (the gene for serine-palmitoyl transferases) and allied genes for ceramide biosynthesis, as well as of <em>kynU</em> (gene for kynureninase) and allied genes of the kynurenine pathway among 15 lineages of alphaproteobacteria. When the <em>kynA</em> gene for tryptophan di-oxygenase gene lies in the same genomic region of <em>kynU</em> it is annotated as 1. <strong>Supplementary Table S5</strong>. Distribution of four enzymes for cardiolipin metabolism along the alphaproteobacterial lineages, cf. Fig. 3E. Taxa with both types of cardiolipin synthase are highlighted in pale green. <br> We add to the above Tables the separate MEGAX file named Contig829 with the DNA sequence of the re-assembled metagenomic DNA sequence for Alphaproteobacteria J134 from Ward et al (2019) DOI: 10.1264/jsme2.ME19017 . <br> <br>