Moore Notes 12 15 14
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Group Call
- Participants: Katie, Tom, Josh, Patrick, Dongying, Guillaume, Sarah, Ladan
- Call schedule next quarter
- Mondays at 1:30pm
- Every other week
- Jan 12: Ladan
- Jan 26: Sarah
- Feb 9: Stephen
- Shotmap
- Tom and Stephen iterating
- Waiting on text/updates from Patrick and Stacia
- Stephen: project to cluster genomes into species groups
- Based on sequence identity for a subset of the PhyEco markers
- About 20K genomes map into 4K species clusters
- Validated with IMG taxonomy and ANI genome-wide
- Sharing this resource
- Can share with group now
- Plans to post online soon
- Manuscript? Touch base with Dongying
- Tom: compare to phylogenetic species concept, Dongying's TreeOTU, PhyloPhlan
- Tom: Relating phylogenetic structure to ecology (slides)
- Josh: abundance not equivalent to core/keystone but sampling issues make abundant taxa appear more ubiquitous
- Also sampling means you can miss clades that are there - check out ecology literature on underestimating prevalence
- OTU matrices are frequently sparse
- Katie: Bayesian methods might help (prior probability of seeing a sequence in each sample would help get around sparsity)
- Stephen: Interesting to look at different levels of prevalence, even endemics
- Relationships between core, criticality, functional redundancy that isn't phylogenetically correlated
- Josh: abundance not equivalent to core/keystone but sampling issues make abundant taxa appear more ubiquitous