phylogeny tree after a blastx run
Hi!
I just run a blastx using a nucleotide sequence and 192 Blast Hits returned. What I want to do is to create a phylogeny tree to see which organism from blast's results are closer genetically to my query.
- Is there any way to create that tree through NCBI's site after blastx run?
- What I've tried is that I downloaded all the sequences (Hits), in fasta format, and ran a multiple sequence alignment using Jalview. The problem here is that in fasta file, my query sequence didn't exist so I couldn't conclude something.
Is the way I am approaching it right? How can I find the amino-acid sequence of my query and add in the fasta file? Do you suggest me another way to achieve that goal?
Thanks
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Hi
If you are still having this issue, try this "Building Phylogenetic Trees from Molecular Data with MEGA" its a paper describing a full straight forward protocol.
Good luck
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