Report for: MPI-PHYLIP: Parallelizing Computationally Intensive Phylogenetic Analysis Routines for the Analysis of Large Protein Families

Title	MPI-PHYLIP: Parallelizing Computationally Intensive Phylogenetic Analysis Routines for the Analysis of Large Protein Families
Published in	PLOS ONE, November 2010
DOI	10.1371/journal.pone.0013999
Pubmed ID	21085574
Authors	Alexander J. Ropelewski, Hugh B. Nicholas, Ricardo R. Gonzalez Mendez
Abstract	Phylogenetic study of protein sequences provides unique and valuable insights into the molecular and genetic basis of important medical and epidemiological problems as well as insights about the origins and development of physiological features in present day organisms. Consensus phylogenies based on the bootstrap and other resampling methods play a crucial part in analyzing the robustness of the trees produced for these analyses.

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