Moore Notes 4 29 09
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Group Chat
- Differences between diversity measures for different gene families and why
- Knight paper
- Why joining gene trees at the root? An "average" for UNIFRAC.
- This is clustering not phylogenetics
- How to interpret results? How do they know it is parallel loss and HGT (vs. duplication)?
- Knight paper
- OTU and OPF finding (e.g. GOS)
- Schloss paper
- Josh just wants % similarity as a start
- related to JG's trait-based biogeography paper
- Could do protein-family based analyses, but need larger gene set beyond the markers (which shouldn't differ)
- markers should be like OTUs, other genes might have a different pattern
- makes sense along a gradient
- but why should protein richness vary with increasing area?
- paper idea: OPFs vs. area and OTUs vs. area (are their slopes related?)
- phylogenetic, taxanomic, functional diversity (3 levels)
- Is their protein function endism and spatial structure?
- Schloss paper
- Steve's analysis of DeLong data
- Wants to compare diversity measures between samples
- How to "average" diversity over 31 trees?
- Could concatenate all the gene family alignments
- Distance measure could be phylogenetically-based, algorithm shouldn't necessarily by tree-based
- Compare to rRNA tree: bag of genes vs. bag of organisms.
- Should get the same clustering of communities as Schloss paper, because the marker genes should not be environmentally biased.
- This could be a test of how good the markers are
- Not really enough data in DeLong to do this - Need GOS now.
- AMPHORA on GOS
- CAMERA?
- JE following up with CAMERA
- Genbeo?
- JG will email Srijak and Martin
- CAMERA?