Author: Smith, Gavin J. D.; Bahl, Justin; Vijaykrishna, Dhanasekaran
Title: Genetic Analysis Cord-id: iweeddlz Document date: 2012_2_18
ID: iweeddlz
Snippet: Genetic analysis of sequence data is central to determining the evolutionary history and molecular epidemiology of viruses, particularly those such as influenza A virus that have complex ecosystems involving multiple hosts. Here we provide an outline of routine phylogenetic analyses of influenza A viruses including multiple sequence alignment, selecting the best-fit evolutionary model and phylogenetic tree reconstruction using Neighbor joining, Maximum likelihood, and Bayesian inference.
Document: Genetic analysis of sequence data is central to determining the evolutionary history and molecular epidemiology of viruses, particularly those such as influenza A virus that have complex ecosystems involving multiple hosts. Here we provide an outline of routine phylogenetic analyses of influenza A viruses including multiple sequence alignment, selecting the best-fit evolutionary model and phylogenetic tree reconstruction using Neighbor joining, Maximum likelihood, and Bayesian inference.
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