INTRODUCTION

Graph Splitting (GS) is a brand-new phylogenetic analysis method, which can effectively resolve early evolution of protein families. Its accuracy and speed was proved by extensive evolutionary simulation, and its application to TIM-barrel superfamily highlighted instant evolution of protein-mediated pyrimidine biosynthesis at a transitional phase between the RNA world and the modern DNA-RNA-protein world.

The detailed introduction is available in About GS

To take a glance, please look a sample result (TIM barrels).

Reference: Matsui M and Iwasaki W, Systematic Biology, 2020, 69(2):265-279.

ONLINE ANALYSIS

Enter protein sequences in multiple-FASTA format:

Note that the sequence number and length should be smaller than 1000 and 2000 aa, respectively.

Or upload a FASTA file:

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Advanced analysis
DOWNLOADS EXECUTABLES

https://github.com/MotomuMatsui/gs

REFERENCES

Matsui M and Iwasaki W, Graph Splitting: A Graph-Based Approach for Superfamily-scale Phylogenetic Tree Reconstruction, Systematic Biology, 2020, 69(2):265-279.