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Phylip (version 1.1.0)

What it does

This tool creates phylip formatted files from two different input types: coverage and genes.

If the coverage option is selected the inputs for the program are:

  1. a gd_indivs table
  2. a gd_genotype file with the coverage information for individuals in the gd_indivs table
  3. a gd_genotype file with the genotype information for individuals in the gd_indivs table
  4. a coverage threshold (optional)
  5. a percentage of individuals (threshold).

The program produces a phylip formatted file using the sequence in the genotype file as a template. In this sequence nucleotides for each sequence that are below the coverage threshold, or the positions with a percentage of individuals below the selected value are replaced by "N".

If the gene option is selected the inputs for the program are:

  1. a gd_indivs table
  2. a gene dataset table with a gene name in the first column
  3. the column with transcript start in the gene dataset table
  4. the column with transcript end in the gene dataset table
  5. the column with coding start in the gene dataset table
  6. the column with coding end in the gene dataset table
  7. the column with exon starts (comma-separated) in the gene dataset table
  8. the column with exon ends (comma-separated) in the gene dataset table
  9. a FASTA formatted file for all the genes of interest with their names as headers (NOTE: these names should be the same in the input gene dataset table).

The program produces as output one phylip formatted file for each gene in the gene dataset table.


Example

In a case were the option coverage is selected, for the inputs:

In a case were option genotype is selected with the inputs:

In this table:

column with transcript start = 5 column with transcript end = 6 column with coding start = 7 column with coding end = 8 column with exon starts = 10 column with exon ends = 11

The outputs are going to one file for each sequence in the input gene dataset table (as long as they are included in the input FASTA file).