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Methods for ancestral sequence reconstruction of large and complex protein families
2022Ancestral sequence reconstruction is an established bioinformatic method for inferring the likely character states of the ancestors of a set of modern day biological sequences. Ancestral proteins are studied because they provide insight into how modern proteins have evolved and how they are able to perform their specific functions.
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Supertree Methods for Ancestral Divergence Dates and other Applications
2004There are many ways to combine rooted phylogenetic trees with overlapping leaf sets into a single “supertree”. The most widely used method is MRP (matrix representation with parsimony analysis), but other direct methods have been developed recently. However, all these methods utilize typically only the discrete topology of the input trees and ignore ...
David Bryant, Charles Semple, Mike Steel
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A method for constructing maximum parsimony ancestral amino acid sequences on a given network
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1973Abstract A solution is presented for the problem of how to find ancestral codons which minimize the number of mutations over a given network of species for which character-states of aligned amino acid sequences among the contemporary species are known.
G W, Moore, J, Barnabas, M, Goodman
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International Journal of Neutrosophic Science
This study explores the rich cultural heritage of indigenous peoples and communities, whose traditions and adaptability have intrigued scholars interested in understanding their relevance in modern times. The Neutrosophic Delphi Method emerges as a vital tool in this research, offering a dynamic and versatile approach to address the inherent complexity
Edwin Edwin +2 more
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This study explores the rich cultural heritage of indigenous peoples and communities, whose traditions and adaptability have intrigued scholars interested in understanding their relevance in modern times. The Neutrosophic Delphi Method emerges as a vital tool in this research, offering a dynamic and versatile approach to address the inherent complexity
Edwin Edwin +2 more
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Animal Behaviour, 1999
Phylogenetic approaches to the study of comparative data have a long history in the field of animal behaviour (e.g. Lorenz 1941; Greene & Burghardt 1978; Gittleman 1981). However, since the publication in 1991 of Brooks & McLennan’s Phylogeny, Ecology and Behavior and Harvey & Pagel’s The Comparative Method in Evolutionary Biology, there has been a ...
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Phylogenetic approaches to the study of comparative data have a long history in the field of animal behaviour (e.g. Lorenz 1941; Greene & Burghardt 1978; Gittleman 1981). However, since the publication in 1991 of Brooks & McLennan’s Phylogeny, Ecology and Behavior and Harvey & Pagel’s The Comparative Method in Evolutionary Biology, there has been a ...
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Paleontology and the Comparative Method: Ancestral Node Reconstructions versus Observed Node Values
The American Naturalist, 2001Comparative methods are used to reconstruct ancestral node values for continuously varying traits. The confidence intervals (CIs) around such estimates may be wider than the range of tip data from which they are calculated. Without historical data with which to compare estimates, it is not clear whether such broad CIs reflect evolutionary lability or ...
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METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR DETERMINING ANCESTRAL RELATEDNESS
2022SAMS AARON J +5 more
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FireProtASR: A Web Server for Fully Automated Ancestral Sequence Reconstruction
Briefings in Bioinformatics, 2021Miloš Musil +2 more
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Reconstructing ancestral character states: a critical reappraisal
Trends in Ecology and Evolution, 1998Kevin Omland +2 more
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