Correct substitution model for yeast - RAxML
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mschmid ▴ 180

I have an aligment of multiple genes of yeast mitochondria. It is quite diverse (Candida, Saccharomyces, Yarrowia, etc.)

What protein substitution model would you use to run RAxML on this alignment?

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Sej Modha 5.3k

You could use either Prottest for protein alignments or jModelTest for DNA alignments to find out the best model for RAxML.

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When in doubt something like LG with empirical frequency estimation and gamma rate categories will usually be good enough but prottest is a decent check. I'll also add that in the gran scheme of things, a group of yeast sequences isn't that diverse :)

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