MY-CLOSURE

MY-CLOSURE computes phylogenetic networks from collections of partial leaf-labeled phylogenetic trees to reconcile conflicting relationships and represent overlapping taxa as circular two-dimensional networks.


Key Features:

  • Implementation: Implemented in Java.
  • Integration of Partial Trees: Integrates collections of partial leaf-labeled phylogenetic trees into networks that display the input trees.
  • Conflict Accommodation: Handles conflicting phylogenetic relationships arising from differing supported evolutionary pathways and overlapping taxa sets.
  • Circular Phylogenetic Networks: Produces circular phylogenetic networks that can be represented in a two-dimensional plane without additional reduction techniques.
  • Innovative Closure Rules: Implements novel closure rules, notably the Y-closure rule.
  • Combination with M-Rule: Supports combining the Y-closure rule with Meacham's M-rule to enhance network construction.

Scientific Applications:

  • Phylogenetic Reconstruction: Reconstructs comprehensive phylogenetic networks from partial data sets to infer evolutionary relationships among species or taxa.
  • Case Studies Analysis: Applied to case studies including Rivera et al.'s "ring of life" and reanalysis of Arabidopsis thaliana datasets.

Methodology:

Uses the Y-closure rule, alone or combined with Meacham's M-rule, to construct circular phylogenetic networks from collections of partial leaf-labeled trees.

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Details

Tool Type:
command-line tool
Operating Systems:
Linux, Windows, Mac
Programming Languages:
Java
Added:
8/3/2017
Last Updated:
11/25/2024

Operations

Data Inputs & Outputs

Phylogenetic tree generation

Inputs

    Publications

    Grünewald S, Huber KT, Wu Q. Two Novel Closure Rules for Constructing Phylogenetic Super-Networks. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology. 2008;70(7):1906-1924. doi:10.1007/s11538-008-9331-4. PMID:18665426.

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