[Jalview-discuss] about tree
Jim Procter
jprocter at compbio.dundee.ac.uk
Fri Jun 24 08:57:01 BST 2011
Hi Jeff.
On 13/06/2011 20:33, Joel Guenther wrote:
> In my experience, Jalview is most powerful when it comes to
> visualizing sequence alignments.
Joel's right here. Jalview will happily read an unrooted tree - but it
will only display rectangular dendrograms. Jalview's treeviewer is
really only designed for interactive analysis of alignments, and is
missing most of the nice features of modern phylogenetic visualization
tools (radial/angular layouts, label editing, phyloXML and nexus
support, etc). So of you need this, you need to look elsewhere. In
addition to FigTree, there are a whole bunch of other tools you might
want to use - depending on what you want to do (e.g. Archeopteryx,
Dendroscope, SplitsTree, ARB, etc).
Jim.
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