Common Methods for Phylogenetic Tree Construction and Their Implementation in R
Yue Zou,
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Zixuan Zhang,
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Yujie Zeng
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Bioengineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(5), P. 480 - 480
Published: May 11, 2024
A
phylogenetic
tree
can
reflect
the
evolutionary
relationships
between
species
or
gene
families,
and
they
play
a
critical
role
in
modern
biological
research.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
common
methods
for
constructing
trees,
including
distance
methods,
maximum
parsimony,
likelihood,
Bayesian
inference,
tree-integration
(supermatrix
supertree).
Here
discuss
advantages,
shortcomings,
applications
of
each
method
offer
relevant
codes
to
construct
trees
from
molecular
data
using
packages
algorithms
R.
This
review
aims
provide
comprehensive
guidance
reference
researchers
seeking
while
also
promoting
further
development
innovation
field.
By
offering
clear
concise
overview
different
available,
hope
enable
select
most
appropriate
approach
their
specific
research
questions
datasets.
Language: Английский
Phylogenomic analyses of ochrophytes (stramenopiles) with an emphasis on neglected lineages
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
198, P. 108120 - 108120
Published: June 7, 2024
Ochrophyta
is
a
photosynthetic
lineage
that
crowns
the
phylogenetic
tree
of
stramenopiles,
one
major
eukaryotic
supergroups.
Due
to
their
ecological
impact
as
primary
producer,
ochrophytes
are
relatively
well-studied
compared
rest
yet
evolutionary
relationships
remain
poorly
understood.
This
in
part
due
number
missing
lineages
large-scale
multigene
analyses,
and
an
apparently
rapid
radiation
leading
many
short
internodes
between
ochrophyte
subgroups
tree.
These
also
found
across
deep-branching
stramenopiles
with
limited
signal,
leaving
controversial
overall.
We
have
addressed
this
issue
other
recently,
now
examine
whether
contentious
within
may
be
resolved
help
filling
updated
phylogenomic
dataset
ochrophytes,
along
exploring
various
gene
filtering
criteria
identify
most
phylogenetically
informative
genes.
generated
ten
new
transcriptomes
from
culture
collections
single-cell
isolation
environmental
sample,
added
these
existing
dataset,
examined
effects
selecting
genes
high
signal
or
low
noise.
For
some
previously
relationships,
we
find
variety
analyses
consistently
unite
unstable
groupings
strong
statistical
support.
example,
recovered
robust
grouping
Eustigmatophyceae
Raphidophyceae-Phaeophyceae-Xanthophyceae
while
Olisthodiscophyceae
formed
sister-lineage
Pinguiophyceae.
Selecting
data
quality
more
stable
topologies.
Overall,
adding
under-represented
groups
different
still
crucial
resolving
discrete
properties
affect
differently.
something
which
explored
further
our
understanding
molecular
evolution
stramenopiles.
Language: Английский
Molecular diversity and evolution of far-red light-acclimated photosystem I
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Nov. 20, 2023
The
need
to
acclimate
different
environmental
conditions
is
central
the
evolution
of
cyanobacteria.
Far-red
light
(FRL)
photoacclimation,
or
FaRLiP,
an
acclimation
mechanism
that
enables
certain
cyanobacteria
use
FRL
drive
photosynthesis.
During
this
process,
a
well-defined
gene
cluster
upregulated,
resulting
in
changes
photosystems
allow
them
absorb
perform
photochemistry.
Because
FaRLiP
widespread,
and
because
it
exemplifies
cyanobacterial
adaptation
mechanisms
nature,
interest
understand
its
molecular
evolution.
Here,
we
performed
phylogenetic
analysis
photosystem
I
subunits
encoded
analyzed
available
structural
data
predict
ancestral
characteristics
FRL-absorbing
I.
suggests
FRL-specific
arose
relatively
late
during
when
compared
with
some
II,
order
Nodosilineales,
which
include
strains
like
Halomicronema
hongdechloris
Synechococcus
sp.
PCC
7335,
could
have
obtained
via
horizontal
transfer.
We
show
form
contained
three
chlorophyll
f
-binding
sites
PsaB2
subunit,
rotated
molecule
A
0B
site
electron
transfer
chain.
Along
our
previous
study
II
expressed
these
studies
describe
complexes
by
cluster.
Language: Английский
A Phylogenomic Backbone for Acoelomorpha Inferred from Transcriptomic Data
Systematic Biology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 15, 2024
Abstract
—Xenacoelomorpha
are
mostly
microscopic,
morphologically
simple
worms,
lacking
many
structures
typical
of
other
bilaterians.
Xenacoelomorphs—which
include
three
main
groups,
namely
Acoela,
Nemertodermatida,
and
Xenoturbella—have
been
proposed
to
be
an
early
diverging
Bilateria,
sister
protostomes
deuterostomes,
but
phylogenomic
analyses
have
recovered
this
clade
nested
within
the
as
Ambulacraria.
The
position
Xenacoelomorpha
metazoan
tree
has
understandably
attracted
a
lot
attention,
overshadowing
study
phylogenetic
relationships
group.
Given
that
Xenoturbella
includes
only
six
species
whose
well
understood,
we
decided
focus
on
most
speciose
Acoelomorpha
(Acoela
+
Nemertodermatida).
Here,
sequenced
29
transcriptomes,
doubling
number
species,
infer
backbone
for
based
genomic
data.
topology
is
congruent
with
previous
studies.
important
difference
recovery
Paratomella
first
off-shoot
dramatically
changing
reconstruction
ancestral
acoel.
Besides,
detected
incongruence
between
gene
trees
tree,
likely
linked
incomplete
lineage
sorting,
some
signal
introgression
families
Dakuidae
Mecynostomidae,
which
hampers
inferring
correct
placement
family
and,
particularly,
genus
Notocelis.
We
also
used
dataset
time
diversification
times
Acoelomorpha,
coincide
known
bilaterian
extinction
events.
importance
morphological
data
in
acoelomorph
phylogenetics,
tested
several
partitions
models.
Although
failed
recover
robust
phylogeny,
proven
suitable
alternative
when
reference
phylogeny
available.
Language: Английский
The underestimated fraction: diversity, challenges and novel insights into unicellular cyanobionts of lichens
ISME Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
Lichens
are
remarkable
and
classic
examples
of
symbiotic
organisms
that
have
fascinated
scientists
for
centuries.
Yet,
it
has
only
been
a
couple
decades
significant
advances
focused
on
the
diversity
their
green
algal
and/or
cyanobacterial
photobionts.
Cyanolichens,
which
contain
cyanobacteria
as
photosynthetic
partner,
include
up
to
10%
all
known
lichens
and,
such,
studies
cyanobionts
much
rarer
compared
counterparts.
For
unicellular
cyanobionts,
i.e.
do
not
form
filaments,
these
even
scarcer.
Nonetheless,
currently
at
least
10
different
genera
in
cosmopolitan
lichen
order
Lichinales.
An
international
consortium
(International
Network
CyanoBionts;
INCb)
will
tackle
this
lack
knowledge.
In
article,
we
discuss
status
current
cyanobiont
research,
compare
taxonomic
resolution
photobionts
from
cyanolichens
with
those
(chlorolichens),
give
roadmap
research
how
recondition
underestimated
fraction
lichens.
Language: Английский
Biosynthesis and differential spatial distribution of the 3‐deoxyanthocyanidins apigenidin and luteolinidin at the interface of a plant‐cyanobacteria symbiosis exposed to cold
Erbil Güngör,
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Benjamin Bartels,
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Giorgio Bolchi
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et al.
Plant Cell & Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
47(11), P. 4151 - 4170
Published: June 25, 2024
Aquatic
ferns
of
the
genus
Azolla
(Azolla)
form
highly
productive
symbioses
with
filamentous
cyanobacteria
fixing
N
Language: Английский
Paraphyly and cryptic diversity unveils unexpected challenges in the “naked lichens” (Calvitimela, Lecanoromycetes, Ascomycota)
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
190, P. 107944 - 107944
Published: Oct. 14, 2023
Molecular
phylogenetics
has
revolutionized
the
taxonomy
of
crustose
lichens
and
revealed
an
extensive
amount
cryptic
diversity.
Resolving
relationships
between
genera
in
lichen
family
Tephromelataceae
proven
difficult
taxon
limits
within
genus
Calvitimela
are
only
partly
understood.
In
this
study,
we
tested
monophyly
investigated
phylogenetic
at
different
taxonomic
levels
using
integrative
approach.
We
performed
a
global
sampling
all
species
currently
assigned
to
conducted
additional
C.
melaleuca
sensu
lato
across
Norway.
included
108
specimens
produced
more
than
300
sequences
from
five
loci
(ITS,
LSU,
MCM7,
mtSSU,
TEF1-α).
inferred
estimated
divergence
times
Calvitimela.
Moreover,
analyzed
chemical
morphological
characters
test
their
diagnostic
values
genus.
Our
molecular
results
show
evolutionarily
old
deeply
divergent
lineages
The
overlapping
subgenera
Chemical
characters,
however,
largely
informative
level
subgenera,
but
often
homoplastic
level.
subgenus
is
found
include
four
distinct
genetic
lineages.
Detailed
examinations
s.
lat.
reveal
differences
taxa
previously
assumed
be
morphologically
cryptic.
Furthermore,
young
evolutionary
ages
signs
gene
tree
discordance
indicate
recent
possibly
incomplete
lineage
sorting
Phylogenetic
analysis
observations
that
austrochilensis
uniseptata
extraneous
(Tephromelataceae).
also
evidence
supporting
septentrionalis
being
sister
cuprea.
Severidea,
one
new
grouping
recovered
as
highly
supported
aglaea.
Lastly,
two
fertile
were
phylogenetically
nested
sorediate
discuss
need
for
updated
classification
evolution
species.
Through
generic
circumscription
delimitation
propose
practical
Language: Английский
Peltigera (Ascomycota) living in open and shady environments depend on different Nostoc photobionts
Folia Cryptogamica Estonica,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
60, P. 75 - 99
Published: Nov. 1, 2023
Species
of
Peltigera
(lichen-forming
Ascomycota)
establish
obligate
symbioses
with
several
monophyletic
groups
(phylogroups)
Nostoc
cyanobacteria.
Some
these
fungi
are
strict
specialists
and
only
associate
one
phylogroup
throughout
their
range,
while
others
generalists
many
different
phylogroups.
We
sampled
20
taxa,
mostly
representing
the
section
Peltigera,
from
grassland
forest
habitats
across
Europe.
Mycobionts’
identities
were
confirmed
using
fungal
ITS
sequences.
The
cyanobionts
identified
grouped
based
on
single
nucleotide
differences
in
trnL
region
phylogenetic
analysis
rbcLX
region.
Our
data
that
some
species
clearly
prefer
open
habitats,
largely
confined
to
shady
habitats.
two
habitat
preferences
consistently
paired
association
groups.
As
a
specific
example,
ecologically
versatile
species,
canina
P.
didactyla,
both
growing
associated
when
associations
between
mycobionts
influenced
by
conditions,
diversity
taxon
should
be
considered
context
management
conservation
planning.
Language: Английский