<p>Raw difference between the SD and the MAST metrics for a given pair of trees tends to increase when HGT is involved in one tree. For example, the raw SD and MAST scores for Gene Tree 1 and the W-G tree are 2 and 2, respectively, while the SD and MAST scores for Gene Tree 2 and the W-G tree are 8 and 2, respectively. This difference between the SD and the MAST scores indicates possible HGT in Gene Tree 2; the (c and d) clade are transferred to the g lineage (dotted arrow). In Gene Tree 1, the (c and d) clade cannot be inferred as transfers because many other factors could have caused the local uncertainty in branching, which should be presented in polytomous form.</p
<p>Comparing trees, both built with maximum likelihood. One using complete mitochoindrial genomes a...
Summary: We introduce a new phylogenetic comparison method that measures overall differences in the ...
International audienceWe consider the problem of incorporating evolutionary information (e.g., taxon...
<p>The National Center for Biotechnology Information COG database is preprocessed for a high-quality...
Only the recipient species and its closest relative are represented in each gene tree. Green arrows ...
A phylogeny that allows for lateral gene transfer (LGT) can be thought of as a strictly branching tr...
<p>(A) Tree-to-tree distances between 20 trees drawn from the posterior distribution of each observe...
A phylogeny that allows for lateral gene transfer (LGT) can be thought of as a strictly branching tr...
Abstract.—With the increasing interest in recognizing the discordance between gene genealogies, vari...
Horizontal or Lateral Gene Transfer (HGT or LGT) is the transmission of portions of genomic DNA betw...
International audienceHow much horizontal gene transfer (HGT) between species influences bacterial p...
Comparing species richness in sister clades that differ in a character is one of the ways to study f...
Comparing species richness in sister clades that differ in a character is one of the ways to study f...
Abstract.—Measures of dissimilarity (metrics) for comparing trees are important tools in the quantit...
<p>Mean percentage reconstruction error on simulated samples are shown for four tree-building model...
<p>Comparing trees, both built with maximum likelihood. One using complete mitochoindrial genomes a...
Summary: We introduce a new phylogenetic comparison method that measures overall differences in the ...
International audienceWe consider the problem of incorporating evolutionary information (e.g., taxon...
<p>The National Center for Biotechnology Information COG database is preprocessed for a high-quality...
Only the recipient species and its closest relative are represented in each gene tree. Green arrows ...
A phylogeny that allows for lateral gene transfer (LGT) can be thought of as a strictly branching tr...
<p>(A) Tree-to-tree distances between 20 trees drawn from the posterior distribution of each observe...
A phylogeny that allows for lateral gene transfer (LGT) can be thought of as a strictly branching tr...
Abstract.—With the increasing interest in recognizing the discordance between gene genealogies, vari...
Horizontal or Lateral Gene Transfer (HGT or LGT) is the transmission of portions of genomic DNA betw...
International audienceHow much horizontal gene transfer (HGT) between species influences bacterial p...
Comparing species richness in sister clades that differ in a character is one of the ways to study f...
Comparing species richness in sister clades that differ in a character is one of the ways to study f...
Abstract.—Measures of dissimilarity (metrics) for comparing trees are important tools in the quantit...
<p>Mean percentage reconstruction error on simulated samples are shown for four tree-building model...
<p>Comparing trees, both built with maximum likelihood. One using complete mitochoindrial genomes a...
Summary: We introduce a new phylogenetic comparison method that measures overall differences in the ...
International audienceWe consider the problem of incorporating evolutionary information (e.g., taxon...