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| Dear group-users! I got a problem with phylip running on winXP. Maybe someone has an idea. It would be appericated very much! Here comes the problem... After I have ran FITCH with my outfile from PROTDIS I get a tree-file of the size of 0kb. Without much surprise I can't open the file with the program Treeview. Of course, my original file contains sequences. Version used: OS: WinXP, Servicepack2, latest updates. Phylip: 3.66. ClustalX: 1.83 TreeView: 1.6.6 Following a step-to-step explanation how I proceeded: 1) Downloaded 3 protein-sequences from NCBI and saved them altogether in one single text file in FASTA format (>name [new line] sequence). 2) Loaded the .txt-file into ClustalX and aligned them. Saved/exported the alignment in a msf.-file. 3) Opened the .msf-file in Genedoc. Exported the sequences as a ..phy-file into the Phylip-directory (...\phylip3.66\exe). 4) Deleted all old outfile and infile in the Phylip-directory. Ran PROTDIS (default settings used) with the .phy-file and got an outfile (size of 1kb). Renamed the created 'outfile' to 'test'. 5) Ran FITCH (default settings used) with my 'test'-file. Got an outfile-file (size of 1kb) and an outtree-file (size of 0kb!). 6) Trying to open the outtree file with TreeView the Error-message: "Syntax Error: "477"" appears. Well, with 0kb no wonder. I tried to install it on different winXP PC's. Installation was performed with the administrator account. As well as the testing itself. So, it should be not an issue of some missing rights. We had all the programms running fine on windowsNT and windows2000. If anyone could give a helping hand, that would be great! If any information is missing I'd be happy to provide it. Cheers for the help! With kindest regards, Janosch |
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| Sorry for just posting again. I forgot to give the information of my outfile-files. After running PROTDIS my outfile-file looks like: 3 putida 0.000000 0.713185 3.438244 LB400 0.713185 0.000000 3.052331 HD100 3.438244 3.052331 0.000000 And after FITCH it looks like: 3 Populations Fitch-Margoliash method version 3.66 __ __ 2 \ \ (Obs - Exp) Sum of squares = /_ /_ ------------ 2 i j Obs Negative branch lengths not allowed Maybe this spreads some more light on it. Thanks again for your help! Regards, Janosch |
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| You may get more answers via the sister Bionet newsgroup bionet.software (email [Only registered users see links. ] ) with this and other bio-software questions, including from Joe Felsenstein, Phylip's author -- Don Gilbert In article <1163778077.107193.278040@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups. com> you write: -- -- d.gilbert--bioinformatics--indiana-u--bloomington-in-47405 -- [Only registered users see links. ]/ |
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| Thank you for the notice, Don! I'm going to cross-post it at the other group then, too. Regards, Janosch |
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| Hello Jayakumar, thank you for your reply! Actually, I've just tried it with Treeview all the time. As I know it from the time when we had Phylip running on winNT/2000. I will try it with Drawtree now, though. Thanks to your hint! Just baffled that Treeview cant open it, though it's supporting phylip files. Thank you again for your helpfull post! Regards, Janosch |
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