Uncovering rate variation of lateral gene transfer during bacterial genome evolution
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* Corresponding author: G Brian Golding Golding@McMaster.CA
Department of Biology, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4K1, Canada
BMC Genomics 2008, 9:235 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-9-235
Published: 20 May 2008Additional files
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Different ins/del rates between informational genes and non-informational genes. A, estimation was based on the select-genes trees; B, estimation was based on the common-genes trees. Only constant rates with no rate variation are shown, and the y = x line is also shown.
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Insertion/deletion rates of non-informative genes in different phylogenetic groups estimated with rate variation. Estimation was based on the select-genes trees. All the informational genes were excluded from the estimation.
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Insertion/deletion rates between informational genes and noninformational genes in COG classification. Estimation was based on the select-genes trees.
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Information on phylogeny construction using different methods.
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Boxplot of tree length of the select-genes tree and the common-genes tree from each group. Group names are shown in the first three letters (except MYB for Mycobacterium, MYP for Mycoplasma. For each group, tree length of the select-genes tree is on the left, and that of the common-genes tree is on the right.
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Alpha values based on different phylogenies. Estimation are based on possible alternative phylogenies for the common genes, which are sorted from best supported to lest supported.
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Alpha values based on different phylogenies. Estimation are based on possible alternative phylogenies for the selected genes, which are sorted from best supported to lest supported.
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The deletion of ribosomal proteins in Streptococcus mutans UA159 (GenBank accession: AE014133).
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Small α change after excluding informational genes compared with excluding the most conserved genes. A, Estimation was based on the select-genes trees; B, Estimation was based on the common-genes trees. Each bar represents a group and all groups were sorted according to their ratios. The ratios are obtained from Table 5.
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α value after informational genes were removed using different cutoffs on e-value and match length in identifying informative genes. Estimation was based on the select-genes trees. Maximum likelihood estimation was conducted by only using the best supported phylogeny of each group to reduce computational burden.
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Simulation methods and results.
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