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GWideCodeML

GWideCodeML is a Python package designed to facilitate genome-wide testing of evolutionary hypotheses using codeml, a tool from the PAML (Phylogenetic Analysis by Maximum Likelihood) package. While codeml is widely used for detecting positive selection at the molecular level, it traditionally operates on a gene-by-gene basis, which limits its scalability for large genomic datasets. GWideCodeML addresses this by enabling parallelized, automated analysis across many genes and taxa.

Basic Information

Repository https://github.com/lauguma/gwidecodeml
Documentation https://github.com/lauguma/GWideCodeML/wiki
Main publication (DOI) 10.1534/g3.120.401874 view
Contact email christina.toft@csic.es
Authors/Maintainers Christina Toft
Type of application R/python package
Programming languages Python
Keywords Omics, Computational Methods, Resources, Bioinformatics Software and Tools, Analysis packages (R, Python, etc.), Genomics, Molecular evolution, Evolutionary rates

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