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    raxmlGUI
    RELEASE NOTE: Get raxmlGUI 2.0 at the NEW PROJECT LOCATION: https://antonellilab.github.io/raxmlGUI/ raxmlGUI is a graphical user interface to RAxML, one of the most popular and widely used software for phylogenetic inference using maximum likelihood. A userfriendly graphical front-end for phylogenetic analyses using RAxML (Stamatakis, 2006). Please cite: Silvestro, Michalak (2012) - raxmlGUI: a graphical front-end for RAxML. Organisms Diversity and Evolution 12, 335-337. ...
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    Phylobuntu is a software package that contains 37 software tools related to phylogenetic profile trees. Phylobuntu aims to provide a complete workstation for phylogenetic analysis
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    PhyloPipe

    PhyloPipe is a combination of some polular phylogenetic software

    Bioinformatics is a promising interdisciplinary, designed to use a computer to handle large and complex biological data, aiming at revealing the hidden mysteries of biology. Analysis of the evolutionary biology, one of the main branches of bioinformatics, uses several common software such as HaMStR,MUSCLE, RaxML. Running different procedures successively, we can get the evolutionary analysis eventually. Since the input and output data between different software are not always compatible for each other, the intermediate results need to be processed outside these software, which definitely brings trouble for biologists. Therefore, developing a graphical molecular phylogenetic analysis software is sure to improve the efficiency of evolutionary analysis in a large scale.
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    FASTApple

    AppleScript Utilities for Working Quickly with the FASTA File

    ...Currently three utilities are included: FASTA Concatenater combines multiple FASTA files into a single FASTA file. FASTA Gene Concatenater strings the DNA sequences of each taxon in a set of pre-aligned FASTA files with identical taxa. Specifically designed to prepare RAxML analyses, it conveniently creates a partition file in addition to the concatenated file. GenBank Renamer automatically renames the taxa in a FASTA file downloaded from GenBank in the format Genus_species_accession
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    This is a wxWidgets-based, cross-platform graphical frontend for the maximum-likelihood phylogenetic inference program RAxML created by Alexis Stamatakis (A. Stamatakis, Bioinformatics 22(21):2688-2690, 2006)
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