Beginner's Question: Rooting Phylogenies to proceed with IQ2MC workflow #499
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Hi, And for generate tree, I'm also using IQTree v.3: To root, using ape, on R: Some adjustments may be provided to you personal dataset. |
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Hi @walkyshitake, You can use iqtree3 -p FOLDER_NAME_FOR_PARTITION_DATA --out-aln OUTFILE_NAME to generate a partition nexus file, and then IQ-TREE can be executed with the above-generated partition nexus file and concatenated alignment. To root the unrooted tree from IQ-TREE, you can use Figtree or the R code above provided. |
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Hello,
I am running IQTREE v3.0.1 Windows with proteins sequences from a gene family of interest. My command line was:
iqtree3.exe -s seq.fasta.
My goal is to construct an ultrametric tree based on the maximum likelihood tree output from IQTREE and estimate the divergence time using MCMCtree.
I am aware that the command I mentioned will only construct an unrooted tree, which I need to check on root phylogenies directory for a next-step guidance. I am uncertain how to obtain a NEXUS partition file. Should I use the command:
iqtree3 -p FOLDER_NAME --out-aln OUTFILE_NAME
to generate it?
I would greatly appreciate any guidance or clarification on this matter. Thank you for your time and assistance.
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