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When the mismatch sequence was included in MEGA cluster analysis, it separated from all other (wild and cultivated) alleles with 87% bootstrap support, and the mean D among sequences increased 8-fold (D = 1.5 for n = 10 alleles versus D = 12 for n = 11 alleles).
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Additionally, the original FCPD classification generated several mega clusters, underscoring the need for optimizing clustering parameters.
Around an Euclidian distance of 0.8, one of the mega clusters fell into 6 clusters, and the other into 3.
Only ten accessions formed three additional side groups to the two main mega clusters (see Additional file 4).
Most of the remaining accessions fell into two mega clusters, similar to the dendrogram for phenotypic data.
Diversity analysis on both the phenotypic and the molecular level suggested that the core collection is distributed over two mega clusters.
Visual inspection of the dendrograms showed that while the grouping of the accessions to the mega clusters was consistent between the dendrograms for phenotypic and genotypic similarity, the arrangement of the entries in the subgroups was highly different.
The revision of the original clustering pipeline used to build FCPD [ 22] was motivated by a few factors, including the presence of many mega clusters with over 100 members, singlet clusters, and clusters that did not match families in Nelson's P450 databases.
At current (December 2014) AWS (non-spot) pricing and including enterprise FoundationDB licenses for all 480 cores with full 24/7 support this mega-cluster only costs about $150/hr.
The remaining core set fell into two mega-clusters at a standardized Euclidean distance of 1.18.
There are miRNA clusters that contain two to three miRNA genes or mega-clusters that contain >50 miRNA genes.
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