Phylogenetic analysis and tree construction
There are more than 300 hundreds phylogeny programs available on the Internet.
Most of them can be downloaded and installed freely on your own machine.
Due to the great need of computing power, it is difficult to maintain online
phylogenetic analysis web servers. The best way to do phylogenetic analysis
is to use command line for the Phylip programs integrated in EMBOSS, or
install MEGA on your PC Windows.
List of phylogeney programs
- Phylogeny
software - The whole list of phylogeny programs collected and classified
in groups by Joe Felsenstein.
Online phylogeney servers
- WebLab Protocols
- The WebLab platform we develop and
maintain has integrated the Phylip package. The protocols and macros for
both Neighbor Joining and maximum parsimony methods are extremely useful
for biologists to construct phylogeny trees with well defined data sets.
- NUS EMBOSS interface
- The web interface of the Phylip programs integrated in the EMBOSS package,
maintained by University of Singapore.
- EBC interface - The
web interface of some Phylip programs, maintained by Uppsala University,
Sweden.
Phylogeny programs
- Phylip
- The web site for the comprehensive package Phylogeny Inference Package
(Phylip) created and maintained by Joe Felsenstein at the University of
Washington. This package can be downloaded and installed on Linux, Windows
and Mac freely.
- Tree-Puzzle - The web page
for the phylogeny program which uses the maximum likelihood method to
analogize nucleotide and amino acid sequences as well as other two-state
data.
- PAML -
The web site for the Phylogenetic Analysis by Maximum Likelihood package
developed and maintained by Ziheng Yang, at University College, London.
- MEGA - The web site for the
Molecular Evolutionary Genetics Analysis package developed and maintained
by Masatoshi Nei and his colleagues. It was originally designed for the
Windows platform with a graphics interface and uses the distance method
to construct phylogenetic trees. [PDF]
Display of phylogenetic trees
- iTOL - The web site of Interactive
Tree of Life for the display and manipulation of phylogenetic trees, developed
and maintained by the European Molecular Biology Laboratory.
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