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Ben Stöver WS 2013/2014 Maximum parsimony with MEGA and PAUP* Molecular Phylogenetics – exercise

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Page 1: Ben Stöver WS 2013/2014 Maximum parsimony with MEGA and PAUP* Molecular Phylogenetics – exercise

Ben Stöver WS 2013/2014

Maximum parsimony with MEGA and PAUP*

Molecular Phylogenetics – exercise

Page 2: Ben Stöver WS 2013/2014 Maximum parsimony with MEGA and PAUP* Molecular Phylogenetics – exercise

Ben Stöver

Maximum parsimony with MEGA and PAUP*

Fortgeschrittenenmodul Molecular Phylogenetics

Winter term 2013/2014

11.02.2014

1.1 MP tree search in MEGA1. MEGA 2

• An alignment in MEGA format will be needed.

Page 3: Ben Stöver WS 2013/2014 Maximum parsimony with MEGA and PAUP* Molecular Phylogenetics – exercise

Ben Stöver

Maximum parsimony with MEGA and PAUP*

Fortgeschrittenenmodul Molecular Phylogenetics

Winter term 2013/2014

11.02.2014

1.2 MP parameters in MEGA

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• Pairwise deletion of gaps not possible, because MP works with a MSA and not with pairwise distances.

• „Test of phylogeny“ can be e.g. bootsrapping

• MP search method:• „Max-mini branch-and-

bound“ is the branch-and-bound implementation of MEGA.

• Close-Neighbor-Interchange is a branch swapping algorithm (heuristic search)

• See the help for detailed information an all features

1. MEGA

Page 4: Ben Stöver WS 2013/2014 Maximum parsimony with MEGA and PAUP* Molecular Phylogenetics – exercise

Ben Stöver

Maximum parsimony with MEGA and PAUP*

Fortgeschrittenenmodul Molecular Phylogenetics

Winter term 2013/2014

11.02.2014

2.1 Using PAUP*2. PAUP* 4

• Phylogeny analysis using parsimony

(* and other methods)

• PAUP* is used by specifying commands in the PAUP* command line in a PAUP-block of a NEXUS file.

• By typing „?“ you get the list of commands.• „<command> ?“ displays the

available parameters for a command.

• When starting the program you can initially open a NEXUS file with your data (e.g. your alignment).

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Ben Stöver

Maximum parsimony with MEGA and PAUP*

Fortgeschrittenenmodul Molecular Phylogenetics

Winter term 2013/2014

11.02.2014

2.2 PAUP* commands for tree searching

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• AllTrees: Performs a complete tree search (not more than 12 taxa possible).

• BandB: Performs a complete branch and bound search (not many taxa).

• HSearch: Performs a heuristic search with different methods.• Swap: Determines the branch-swapping algorithm. (TBR is

default.)• Start: The start tree to be used.

(STEPWISE|NJ|CURRENT|tree-number)• MulTrees: Specifies if all optimal trees or only one shall be

saved.• Set: Specifies the search criterion used by the other

commands (e.g. criterion=parsimony).

• ShowTrees: Shows all trees in memory on the command line.• SaveTrees: Saves the tree(s) in memory to a file

• BrLens: Determines weather to stare branch lengths (not with parsimony)

• File: The path to the output tree file

• Further information can be found by typing „<command> ?“ or in the PAUP* manual under „Downloads\information\PAUP“ in the course folder.

2. PAUP*