[Mauve-users] What do the values in newick tree mean for progressiveMauve?

2016-02-03 Thread michael.schmid
After running progressiveMauve I get the usual guide tree which I want to draw as a Figure. No problem, so far so good... But in the case of mauve, how to interpret the branch lengths (or the corresponding numbers)? Normally this is the base changes in percent, as far as I understand. Does it h

Re: [Mauve-users] What do the values in newick tree mean for progressiveMauve?

2016-02-03 Thread Mark Mandel
Hi Michael, You might check the old archives for this mailing list. The guide tree has been a hot topic. Here is an excerpted reply from Aaron two months ago: Re: [Mauve-users] Guide tree question From: Aaron Darling - 2015-12-08 19:32:34 Attachments: Message as HTML The vagueness in that file

[Mauve-users] How to extract the alignment sequence

2016-02-03 Thread Gopi Nath
Hi, I have aligned 5 bacterial genomes using the progressiveMauve. I would like to extract the part of the alignment having sequence in all the genome (eg: second and fourth line positions) using the alignment(.xmfa) file and backbone(.backbone) file. seq0_leftend seq0_rightend seq1_leftend seq1

Re: [Mauve-users] How to extract the alignment sequence

2016-02-03 Thread Susan Beth Fogelson
Hi Gopi, If I understand you correctly, you are trying to extract the LCBs from your alignments. I used the stripsubsetsLCB command to do this with the genomes I am working with. The only issue I had was that if you ran your alignment in the Windows GUI and not using Linux then the path names