The mammalian version of TAED has been removed from this site.
A new version of TAED containing both chordate and higher plant
(Embryophyta) data
is now in place.
This dataset is complementary to a paper that has
been published. Measurement of
adaptive evolution is based upon the ratio of nonsynonymous
nucletotide substitution rate to synonymous nucleotide substitution rate. Genes that appear on this list may be there because of coding sequence mutation during speciation (orthologues), following gene duplication events (paralogues), because of intraspecific variation, or because of alternative splicing.
The leaves and asterisks are
clickable to obtain lists of genes undergoing adaptive evolution at
this point in evolutionary history. This data has been generated from the
Master Catalog (EraGen Biosciences, Alachua, FL) rendering of GenBank
113. Unfortunately, MSAs and trees are not currently viewable at this
website. You will have to contact EraGen to obtain this information.
The annotation and taxonomy are derived automatically from NCBI.
If you are interested in viewing the old TAED or have any
questions about the new TAED, please email me.
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