Lecture 7 - Origins and Evolution of Life Flashcards

1
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masking

A

exclusion of positions that does not help analysis

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2
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tree searching

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parsimony and neighbor joining are used to generate an initial tree to begin optimizing tree searching

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3
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number of possible tree topologies

A

super-exponential

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4
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bootstrapping

A

alignment resampled with replacement

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5
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jackkniffing

A

alignment resampled without replacement

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6
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bootstrap/jackknifing values

A

number or percentage or fraction of trees that contain the specific branch (bifurcation)

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7
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bifurcation

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division to two parts

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8
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Bayesian

A

more thorough and takes more time

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9
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lateral gene transfer (LGT/HGT)

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genetic info. passed on sideways to unrelated

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10
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xenologs

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homologous sequences found due to HGT

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11
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HGT occurence

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  • foreign DNA rarely spreads into popn

- core portions of DNA rarely ungergoes HGT

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12
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core genome

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present in all genomes and is resistant to gene transfer

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13
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pan genome

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genes present in the analyzed data

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