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Hauptverfasser: Schechter, Matthew S, Trigodet, Florian, Veseli, Iva A, Miller, Samuel E, Klein, Matthew L, Sever, Metehan, Maignien, Loïs, Delmont, Tom O, Light, Samuel H, Eren, A Murat
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Veröffentlicht: bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology 2025
Online-Zugang:https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39868213/
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author Schechter, Matthew S
Trigodet, Florian
Veseli, Iva A
Miller, Samuel E
Klein, Matthew L
Sever, Metehan
Maignien, Loïs
Delmont, Tom O
Light, Samuel H
Eren, A Murat
author_facet Schechter, Matthew S
Trigodet, Florian
Veseli, Iva A
Miller, Samuel E
Klein, Matthew L
Sever, Metehan
Maignien, Loïs
Delmont, Tom O
Light, Samuel H
Eren, A Murat
Schechter, Matthew S
Trigodet, Florian
Veseli, Iva A
Miller, Samuel E
Klein, Matthew L
Sever, Metehan
Maignien, Loïs
Delmont, Tom O
Light, Samuel H
Eren, A Murat
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Quantitative insights into the efficacy of genome-resolved surveys of microbial communities through ribosomal protein phylogeography and EcoPhylo. Schechter, Matthew S Trigodet, Florian Veseli, Iva A Miller, Samuel E Klein, Matthew L Sever, Metehan Maignien, Loïs Delmont, Tom O Light, Samuel H Eren, A Murat The increasing availability of microbial genomes is essential to gain insights into microbial ecology and evolution that can propel biotechnological and biomedical advances. Recent advances in genome recovery have significantly expanded the catalogue of microbial genomes from diverse habitats. However, the ability to explain how well a set of genomes account for the diversity in a given environment remains challenging for individual studies or biome-specific databases. Here we present EcoPhylo, a computational workflow to characterize the phylogeography of any gene family through integrated analyses of genomes and metagenomes, and apply this approach to ribosomal proteins to quantify phylogeny-aware genome recovery rates in two genome-resolved investigations of the human gut and oral cavity. Our results demonstrate that EcoPhylo reveals highly resolved, reference-free, multi-domain phylogenies in conjunction with distribution patterns of individual clades across environments, providing a means to assess genome recovery in individual studies and benchmark genome collections.
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spellingShingle Quantitative insights into the efficacy of genome-resolved surveys of microbial communities through ribosomal protein phylogeography and EcoPhylo.
Schechter, Matthew S
Trigodet, Florian
Veseli, Iva A
Miller, Samuel E
Klein, Matthew L
Sever, Metehan
Maignien, Loïs
Delmont, Tom O
Light, Samuel H
Eren, A Murat
Quantitative insights into the efficacy of genome-resolved surveys of microbial communities through ribosomal protein phylogeography and EcoPhylo. Schechter, Matthew S Trigodet, Florian Veseli, Iva A Miller, Samuel E Klein, Matthew L Sever, Metehan Maignien, Loïs Delmont, Tom O Light, Samuel H Eren, A Murat The increasing availability of microbial genomes is essential to gain insights into microbial ecology and evolution that can propel biotechnological and biomedical advances. Recent advances in genome recovery have significantly expanded the catalogue of microbial genomes from diverse habitats. However, the ability to explain how well a set of genomes account for the diversity in a given environment remains challenging for individual studies or biome-specific databases. Here we present EcoPhylo, a computational workflow to characterize the phylogeography of any gene family through integrated analyses of genomes and metagenomes, and apply this approach to ribosomal proteins to quantify phylogeny-aware genome recovery rates in two genome-resolved investigations of the human gut and oral cavity. Our results demonstrate that EcoPhylo reveals highly resolved, reference-free, multi-domain phylogenies in conjunction with distribution patterns of individual clades across environments, providing a means to assess genome recovery in individual studies and benchmark genome collections.
title Quantitative insights into the efficacy of genome-resolved surveys of microbial communities through ribosomal protein phylogeography and EcoPhylo.
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39868213/