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11 | TITLE Mark long branches |
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13 | OCCURRENCE ARB_NT |
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15 | DESCRIPTION Badly aligned sequences often result in long branches in the |
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16 | tree. Being able to identify those branches quickly helps to |
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17 | find those sequences. |
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19 | The programs allows to mark all species having an extra |
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20 | long branch compared with it's neighbour branch. |
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22 | Enter two values separated by comma into the input field: |
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23 | * first the minimum relative difference between two neighbour |
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24 | branches you want to have marked. |
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26 | Examples: |
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28 | 100 = mark branches that have more than the double length |
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29 | compared with their neighbour branch |
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30 | 10 = mark branches that are more than 10% longer |
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31 | 0 = mark branches that are longer than their neighbour branch |
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33 | * second the minimun absolute difference between two neighbour |
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34 | branches. The unit is the same as used in branchlength. |
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36 | NOTES If a branch was marked - it's parent branches will not be marked, |
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37 | i.e. the function does not mark ALL extra long branches, only those |
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38 | nearest to the tips of the trees will get marked - otherwise the |
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39 | output won't be useful. |
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41 | Intended workflow is: |
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42 | * Search long branches |
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43 | * Check alignment and data and maybe fix it |
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44 | * Recalculate tree parts (see LINK{pa_add.hlp}) |
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45 | * Search again. Now you most likely will find other branches. |
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46 | |
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47 | EXAMPLES None |
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48 | |
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49 | WARNINGS None |
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51 | BUGS No bugs known |
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