Hi, does anyone knows a script for concatenating different genes into a supermatrix? I would need one that doesn't requires identical sequences name in the different files. I am trying evobiR (https://github.com/coleoguy/evobir) but it is not updated and I get errors.
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Thanks for the answer! I just found a solution: phyutility (http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man1/phyutility.1.html). Used this command: phyutility -concat -in *.fasta -out outpt_ phyutility_test.fasta
The problem with evobiR is that it requires installation of many dependencies, and some are not updated to the latest version of R. So I would have to search for the compatible R version and reinstall everything.
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Maybe you can explain in more detail your problem? What are the different genes you want to concatenate? What are the gene names? What is the error message evobiR throws?