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Phylogenetic Reconstruction of Endosymbionts
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Other organizations : University of Vienna, Wageningen University & Research, Institute of Natural Sciences
Variable analysis
- Downloaded representative genomes belonging to different groups from NCBI for Wolbachia and Cardinium
- Selected universally conserved rRNA proteins for phylogenetic reconstruction
- Performed Bayesian inference using MrBayes for Wolbachia and Cardinium
- Downloaded representative genomes from NCBI for Rickettsiaceae
- Selected universally conserved rRNA proteins for Rickettsiaceae phylogenetic reconstruction
- Performed phylogenetic analysis using IQ-TREE 2 for Rickettsiaceae
- Phylogenetic reconstructions of Wolbachia and Cardinium
- Phylogeny of Rickettsiaceae
- Used Anaplasma phagocytophilum strain HZ and Ehrlichia canis strain Jake as outgroups for Wolbachia
- Used Amoebophilus asiaticus strain 5a2 as outgroup for Cardinium
- Used Megaira sp. strain MegNEIS296, Megaira sp. strain MegCarteria, Occidentia massiliensis strain Os18, Orientia tsutsugamushi strain Boryong, and Orientia chuto strain Dubai as outgroups for Rickettsiaceae
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