Closed ybdong919 closed 5 years ago
Please provide the entire alignment file. There is insufficient information in your post to determine what went wrong.
Best, Sergei
Dear @ybdong919,
You have 2 identical sequences in your alignment. Datamonkey will strip identical sequences out because they don't contribute any signal to selection analyses other than to make them run a bit slower.
Best. Sergei
No, they are all different. Please see below all names,
Aduranensis|XP_015946425.1 Aduranensis|XP_015962559.1 Ahypogaea|5590XE.1 | Ahypogaea|KBYC2D.1 | Ahypogaea|QY6AD9.2 | Ahypogaea|VC1ZWY.1 | Aipaensis|XP_016181508.1 | Aipaensis|XP_016194491.1 | Athaliana|AT1G67170.1 | Carietinum|Ca_06001.1 | Ccajan|KYP76498.1 | | Gmax|18G279600.1.p | Gsoja|KHN13801.1 | | Gsoja|KHN14477.1 | | Langustifolius|Lup001626.1 | Langustifolius|Lup026705.2 | Langustifolius|Lup032436.1 | Ljaponicus|Lj1g3v3105130.2 | Msativa|MSAD_269180.t1 | Msativa|MSAD_314545.t1 | Mtruncatula|Medtr7g019180.1 Ptrichocarpa|017G109700.1.p | Pvulgaris|008G021400.1.p | Tsubterraneum|GAU14086.1 | Tsubterraneum|GAU14087.1 | Vangularis|vigan.Vang04g02460.1 Vradiata|Vradi04g09970.1 | Vunguiculata|Vigun01g238700.1.p Vunguiculata|Vigun05g023000.1.p
Dear @ybdong919,
The names don't matter. The sequences themselves are not all different.
Best, Sergei
Aipaensis|XP_016181508.1 and Ahypogaea|QY6AD9.2 are two genes in different species, although their sequences are same. So is there any method or setting to keep both of them?
Thanks, I think you are right. keeping one seq is OK. Thanks again!
one codon sequence can not be detected when it was inputted together with other 28 sequences. The sequence is :
I don't know the reason why this sequence can no be found when I input all aligned sequences into Datamonkey website.