Comparative Genomics
Some of the tools in KBase available for comparative genomics and phylogenetics
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Some of the tools in KBase available for comparative genomics and phylogenetics
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KBase provides multiple to enable researchers to understand evolutionary relationships between organisms and explore structural and functional variance across genomes.
– Build a phylogenetic tree with your genomes and RefSeq microbial genomes based on conserved orthologous groups
() – Build a phylogenetic tree with your genome and phylum exemplars from RefSeq
() – Build an evolutionary reconstruction tree for a collection of sequence homology related genes
– Build a tree with FastTree2 directly on a user-created Multiple Sequence Alignment (MSA)
, , and – Search genes in genomes and Annotated Metagenome Assemblies (AMAs) and compare translated protein sequences
– Search genes and AMAs and compare nucleotide sequences
and – Search genes and AMAs and compare protein sequences
MUSCLE for or sequences – Build and analyze multiple sequence alignments (MSA)
– Search and profile genes in genomes and Annotated Metagenome Assemblies (AMAs) with a collection of user-defined MSAs
– Search genes in genomes and AMAs with a single user-defined MSA
– Search and profile genes in genomes and AMAs with the suite of CAZy dbCAN2 hidden markov models (HMMs)
– Search and profile genes in genomes and AMAs with the suite of GTDB protein phylogenetic marker HMMs
– Search and profile genes in genomes and AMAs with the suite of Environmental BioElement metabolic families
– Compute canonical gene family membership using COG, Pfam, and TIGRFAMs
and – Examine functional content from canonical domain family annotation
– Compare proteomes and produce a synteny map dot plot matrix and table of gene differences
– Group orthologous protein sequences and identify core and non-core genes across multiple species
- Calculate pangenome for microbial genomes, including MAGs of varying quality
– Build a pangenome and evaluate protein family conservation
– View a microbial pangenome as a circle plot using
– Compare isofunctional and homologous gene families within a pangenome
– View the pangenome in a phylogenetic context