Phylostat

Phylostat analyzes paralogous clade divergence within phylogenetic trees to assess gene duplication and deletion events and their effects on the functional evolution of gene families.


Key Features:

  • Statistical Analysis (bootstrapping): Incorporates bootstrapping to evaluate support for gene clustering and the assignment of duplication and deletion events within phylogenetic trees.
  • Comparative Clade Divergence Analysis: Performs comparative analyses of paralogous clades to characterize divergence patterns following gene duplication.
  • Duplication and Deletion Event Assignment: Identifies and assigns gene duplication and deletion events within phylogenetic trees to aid interpretation of paralog divergence.

Scientific Applications:

  • Evolutionary biology and genomics: Provides insights into systematic divergence of paralog clades to inform studies in evolutionary biology and genomics.
  • Molecular evolution: Aids identification of functional divergences among paralogous genes within gene families.
  • Comparative and functional genomics: Clarifies paralog relationships and divergence patterns to support comparative and functional genomics analyses.

Methodology:

Built on the phylo.io platform; leverages visual and statistical methods, including bootstrapping, to analyze phylogenetic trees and determine clade divergence following gene duplication events.

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Details

License:
MIT
Cost:
Free of charge
Tool Type:
web application
Operating Systems:
Mac, Linux, Windows
Programming Languages:
JavaScript
Added:
6/13/2022
Last Updated:
6/13/2022

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Publications

ÖZÇELİK E, KURU N, ADEBALİ O. Phylostat: a web-based tool to analyze paralogous clade divergence in phylogenetic trees. TURKISH JOURNAL OF BIOLOGY. 2021;45(6):667-673. doi:10.3906/biy-2105-18. PMID:35068947. PMCID:PMC8733950.

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