ArticleBMC bioinformatics2025
'gitana' (phyloGenetic Imaging Tool for Adjusting Nodes and other Arrangements), a tool for plotting phylogenetic trees into ready-to-publish figures.
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Abstract
backgroundPhylogenetic trees are essential diagrams used in different sciences, such as evolutionary biology or taxonomy, and they depict the relationships between a given set of taxa sharing a common ancestor. So far, a multitude of tools have already been developed to infer phylogeny, and even more to visualize the resulting trees. However, editing generated graphical plots to obtain ready-to-publish figures is still a major issue. Most available tools do not take into consideration important aspects in nomenclature, such as the use of italics for taxon names or the superscript
resultsHere, we present a tool named 'gitana', running in Linux/Windows/Mac operating systems with R software installed. It creates ready-to-publish trees with formatting taxon nomenclature and editing options such as rerooting, clade highlighting or collapsing, among other features. Moreover, 'gitana' performs node comparisons among phylogenies comprising the same taxa to identify conserved branches.
conclusions'gitana' is a user-friendly tool to output high-quality and ready-to-publish phylogenetic trees for users without R-coding skills. It combines dedicated functions of popular R packages for phylogeny and graphical visualization into an easy one-line-command. The users' manual and source code are freely available at https://github.com/cristinagalisteo/gitana .
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