SaGePhy: An improved phylogenetic simulation framework for gene and subgene evolution

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SaGePhy is a software package for improved phylogenetic simulation of gene and subgene evolution. SaGePhy can be used to generate species trees, gene trees and subgene or (protein) domain trees using a probabilistic birth-death process that allows for gene and subgene duplication, horizontal gene and subgene transfer and gene and subgene loss. SaGePhy implements a range of important features not found in other phylogenetic simulation frameworks/software. These include (i) simulation of subgene or domain level evolution inside one or more gene trees, (ii) simultaneous simulation of both additive and replacing horizontal gene/subgene transfers and (iii) probabilistic sampling of species tree and gene tree nodes, respectively, for gene- and domain-family birth. SaGePhy is open-source, platform independent and written in Java and Python.

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Kundu, S., & Bansal, M. S. (2019). SaGePhy: An improved phylogenetic simulation framework for gene and subgene evolution. Bioinformatics, 35(18), 3496–3498. https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btz081

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