A phylogenomics approach for selecting robust sets of phylogenetic markers
A phylogenomics approach for selecting robust sets of phylogenetic markers is a scholarly work by Toni Gabaldón, Salvador Capella-Gutierrez, and Frank Kauff, published in 2014 in ''Nucleic Acids Research''. The main subjects of the publication include biology, RNA sequencing, tree of life, phylogenomics, evolution of mammals, tree, computational biology, Phylogenetic network, genome, phylogenetic tree, gene, phylogenetics, evolutionary biology, selection (genetic algorithm), and population genetics. The authors applied the approach to two broad sets of cyanobacterial and ascomycetous fungal species, and provide two minimal sets of six and four genes, respectively, necessary to fully resolve the target phylogenies.