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TreeFam

TreeFam defines a gene family as a group of genes that evolved after the speciation of single-metazoan animals. It also tries to include outgroup… 
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Gene familyHomoloGeneHomology (biology)Inparanoid

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2018
2018
ProbPFP: A Multiple Sequence Alignment Algorithm Combining Partition Function and Hidden Markov Model with Particle Swarm Optimization
The substitution score for pairwise sequence alignment is essential in conducting multiple sequence alignment (MSA). The Hidden… 
2017
2017
Scaling up the TreeFam resource in Ensembl
2016
2016
An Improved Indexing Method for Xpath Queries
Today, the XML is used as data storage for complex data models like bioinformatics information. A bioinformatics system deals… 
2016
2016
TreeFam and Ensembl: Phylogenetic resources
2014
2014
Constructing the TreeFam Database (English)
2014
2014
Constructing the TreeFam Database (Chinese)
2012
2012
Supplementary Material Function-Valued Traits in Evolution
To create random phylogenetic trees for our analysis, we make the simplifying assumption that the tree branch length distribution… 
2011
2011
Screen shot of the Homology section of the Gene page showing InParanoid groups, orthologs and a TreeFam tree
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